case

"For a change, in this case, he was telling the truth."

"In this case, the weather is too bad to play outside. "

"The lawyer's case involved a dispute over property inheritance. "

"The teaching consists of theory lessons and case studies."

"The student's case against the school was about unfair grading policies. "

"The accusative case canonically indicates a direct object.  Latin has six cases, and remnants of a seventh."

"Jane has been studying case in Caucasian languages.  Latin is a language that employs case."

"There were another five cases reported overnight."

"The "case" for Monday's schedule in the program shows the action to print attendance. "

"To prepare for the exam, the teacher cased several scenarios involving a student forgetting their homework. "

"The teacher had a large case of colored pencils for the art class. "

"a case for spectacles; the case of a watch"

"My grandmother brought her sewing machine in a large case for the craft fair. "

"a door case; a window case"

"My sister packed her case for her weekend trip. "

"The antique jewelry case held delicate necklaces and earrings. "

"The laptop's case protected the fragile screen from scratches. "

"The printer's case held the upper and lower case type, ready for the school project. "

"The teacher asked the students to identify the case of each letter in the alphabet. "

"In the card game, John had a case of aces. "

"The restaurant sold 15 cases of soda during the afternoon rush. "

"The leaky roof created a small case in the attic wall, allowing water to seep into the storage area. "

"The knife has a hard steel case on the blade, allowing the rest of the metal to be more flexible. "

"a single case of Bud Light"

"The worker carefully cased the fragile figurines in individual boxes before shipping them to the customer. "

"The teacher carefully cased the fragile antique map in a protective box. "

"The thief cased the jewelry store before breaking in. "

"He drew the case eight!"