Sentences with phrase «take home court»

Back at Oracle Arena, if the Nuggets can win and take home court advantage back to Denver, it could shift the series completely.

Not exact matches

After the game, it didn't take sports fans long to speculate that the malfunction was actually intentional to give the Spurs an even bigger home court advantage.

Most foreclosures in Colorado are non-judicial, which means the lender doesn't have to take you to court to foreclose on the home.

Ramirez, who has no criminal record according to court papers filed in his case, was taken into custody last week at his father's home in Seattle by ICE officers.

Health Minister Helena Jaczek said she could not comment on the lawsuits because they are before the courts but told reporters the Liberal government — which is up for re-election June 7 — has increased funding for nursing homes since taking power in 2003.

Beth and Randall became attached to Deja and didn't want her to go home to her mother — they were willing to take it to court.

God is not a judge seated apart from man and assigning blame and penalty, like a court judge, who when he has sent a convicted offender to prison goes peacefully home and takes his ease there.

My home is not thirty minutes away from Dover Area High School and even closer to the Federal District Court in Harrisburg where the Kitzmiller v. Dover trial took place in the fall of 2005.

We're well aware not all readers can jet down to New Orleans whenever they feel like sampling its expansive culinary scene, so for those of you who find it difficult to visit Crescent City, or for those of you who want to take the experience home, Chef Kristin Butterworth, executive chef at The Windsor Court Hotel's Grill Room, graciously shared her recipe for Gulf Coast Snapper with creamy chowder, mirepoix (a mix of celery, crrotes and and horseradish foam.

The Indiana Pacers look take sole possession of second place in the East while Atlanta looks to get closer to home court advantage.

The Blazers» recent ascent and the hard knocks they've taken along the way have proved to them they don't need home court advantage.

Traded away for almost no cash and three run - of - the - court players, Chamberlain is again threatening to take his investments and go home.

I also had the Jazz taking us out last night, but as soon as they announced home court and playing the Pelicans at the game it seemed like the team just relaxed and really just man handled them almost all night.

But the Jazz rookie has been everything and more for a Utah team now in position to defend home court and take command of their first - round series back in Salt Lake City.

Seven lower seeds have stolen home - court advantage, and on Thursday three higher ones will try to take it back.

This is where we take their heart and get back home court.

I honestly think that with the home court dominance between these two teams that it would take your guys having a good night combined with our guys having a bad night for your team to win.

The Spurs made a late push to barely squeeze out that win, taking back home court advantage.

Murray will not, however, have the home court advantage as he did in 2012 in his home country of Great Britain - which is something to take note of.

It may be listed as a neutral venue, but one team will enjoy a substantial home - court advantage when the 4th - seeded Purdue Boilermakers (27 - 7 SU, 19 - 11 ATS) take on the top - seeded Kansas Jayhawks (30 - 4 SU, 13 - 19 ATS) on Thursday night.

This matchup will take place at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri — a venue located just 35 miles away from the Jayhawks home court.

Stings to lose home court advantage temporarily but channeling my inner SH to take the longest view...

The plane will take you back to home territory, to familiar teammates, to courts with lines where they should be.

Fans at the Australian Open besieged court attendants in hopes of taking home anything Anna Kournikova had touched; one towel boy was offered $ 63 for a sweat - soaked Kournikova towel — and refused to give it up.

All they need, however, is to win in Game 2 and they'll take home - court advantage.

So when they took the court on Wednesday Night, they knew «Win or Go Home» meant even more to them..

It may be listed as a neutral venue, but one team will enjoy a substantial home - court advantage when the 4th - seeded Purdue Boilermakers (27 - 7 SU, 19 - 11 ATS) take on the top - seeded Kansas Jayhawks (30 - 4 SU, 13 - 19 ATS)...

The San Antonio Spurs had taken home - court advantage away from the Miami Heat, but then the reigning champions took them apart.

We live apart because my week to week custody agreement court order has me staying in my home town to take my son to school on my weeks with him, my husband has decided to stay an hour an a half away in his town because he won't leave his boys.

Afterwards, the father was not allowed to take the baby home until social workers had visited and gone to a court to apply to a magistrate to have him recognised as the baby's father.

When I was a kid, if you ran away from home they would take you to court and put you on probation; you were simply not allowed to run the streets and be a delinquent.

«Frankly, I don't think there was ever any evidence that it was in the best interest of the child to be taken from his home» in the first place, Rietz said in court.

Take a quick jog around the courts, get some dynamic stretching going and even ice up when you get home.

«It is completely bizarre that in one case the resurfacing of tennis courts took priority over the repair of service homes.»

He may have violated the rules by receiving court appointments that allowed him to earn over the limit, taking home over $ 550,000 in court contracts over the last decade.

Whether it was the «snooper's charter», the extension of «secret courts», the «go home» illegal immigrant vans, or the arrest of David Miranda, the perception has taken root in the party that Lib Dem ministers have too often caved in to Theresa May's authoritarian demands.

But civil liberties activists question why it took a court decision to force the government to remove innocent people's DNA in the first place, saying the home office was engaged in creating a universal database by stealth.

They'd tow away a car and get it into running shape, then take it to some local show or county fair — the Erie County Fair in Hamburg was always the home court — with a dream of qualifying for a marquee stop on the demolition circuit:

The measure, criticised by civil liberty campaigners as a «snooper's charter», has been taken out of a more general Home Office and Ministry of Justice - sponsored crime and courts bill, which ministers need to get on to the statute book as fast as possible.

«In a careful and balanced judgment, the court has found that the home secretary has acted irrationally and therefore unlawfully in taking a decision to freeze asylum support rates for those seeking asylum for the third, and now fourth, year running,» Sonal Ghelani, solicitor at the Migrants» Law Project, said.

Ikanya, who called on the police to investigate the matter, said, «The Attorney - General of Rivers State, Chinwenwo Aguma, SAN, had boasted that since the police had refused to produce Dr. Lloyd, they (the prosecution) would ensure that Lloyd appeared in court to take a plea «their own way» and six hours later, the country home of Lloyd was bombed and razed.

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The two were in possession of a iPad with a Notre Dame protective case and $ 200 in loose change taken from Miner's 102 Woodside Drive home, according to City Court documents.

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Those who flout the established taboos often face such harsh consequences as losing their jobs, their homes or custody of their children, so the Hasidic actors who appeared in the film courted peril and banishment simply by taking part.

The moral quandary at the center of the film may not be an original one — Danish commander Claus Pedersen (Pilou Asbæk) must go to court over a split - second decision made during a firefight in which his actions saved a comrade while unknowingly leading to a number of civilian casualties — but Lindholm takes seemingly ages to get to that point, allowing the audience to soak in the monotony and incessant - if - buried burden of Pedersen's position: serving as ersatz father for his unit while knowing, intuitively, that his family desperately needs him back home.

When Frank threatens to have the courts declare her an unfit mother and take back their daughter, Margaret hesitantly agrees to wed fellow painter Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz) so she can provide a stable home life.

At the request of a court - appointed attorney for two of the children, the appellate court both overturned the juvenile court and took the broader step of ruling that home - schooling parents must have state teaching certification, leaving the vast majority in violation of the law.

He recruited a prominent lawyer, Elbridge Gerry, who took the case to the New York State Supreme Court and argued that there was good reason to believe Mary Ellen would suffer irreparable harm unless she was removed from her home.