courtroom

Converse of object

• enter: Every day she entered the courtroom shouting, ' Long live John Africa!
• leave: The old man left the courtroom with tears in his eyes.
• use: In Glasgow there are six courtrooms used exclusively for the work of the High Court.
• have: Good thing we have the right courtroom for the job.
• contain: The town house, containing a courtroom, a large elegant hall and council meeting rooms, was built in 1806.
• visit: The building is still here, near the Elizabethan Guildhall, and you can visit the courtroom.

Preposition: in

• order: After an hour you are summed back to the courtroom in order to hear the verdict and receive word of your punishment.

Adjective modifier

• mock: Pupils from S1 attended for their two-hour session at the Law School's mock courtroom.
• packed: Taxi back to Duke Street, leaving a packed courtroom behind, with people still lining outside.
• Victorian: Hecat the Witch Queen battles with Love Goddess Venus in a Victorian Courtroom to expose the Seven Deadly Sins in Shakespeare.
• crowded: Filmed in the Supreme Court in Kabul in October 2002 the film depicts a crowded, rather run-down courtroom presided over by armed guards.
• same: I was even able to photograph the trial in the same courtroom.
• original: The original courtroom, dating back to the 1700's, is a spectacular bedroom ( loved by honeymooners!

Modifies a noun

• dramas: On a local note, Hilary produced costumes for the courtroom dramas in last year's Scott's Selkirk.
• drama: The first part of Paul's letter to the Romans is like a courtroom drama.
• madness: Also animal rights group bank account frozen, courtroom madness, illegal logging and more.
• discourse: Both schools are contributive to research in courtroom discourse.
• scene: Later on, in the courtroom scene, all of the jury had cakes.
• battle: The courtroom battle was due to begin next Monday.

Noun used with modifier

• hi-tech: The hi-tech courtroom being unveiled today at Kingston marks a key milestone.