81.   Henry has been hired by an unscrupulous businessman named Brady to find a certain Queen of the Whores, who is reputed to hold court among San Francisco prostitutes.

82.   He was holding court as he does each day in the Landmark Cafe at a table known affectionately as the Liars Table.

83.   He was standing in the back of the locker room, holding court, his hands waving with his words, as is his wont.

84.   His sisters, former ambassador to Ireland Jean Kennedy Smith, and Pat Lawford, chatted in another corner of the room as the Massachusetts senator held court.

85.   Holding court in front of the stage, he distributed free bottles of rum to warm up the audience.

86.   Holding court, you might say, with tie askew, stogie in hand, drink close by.

87.   Holding court in his office at the Old Moscow Circus, a very animated Nikulin laughed at the idea that he was incapacitated.

88.   His real occupation, over breakfast at the Regency or lunch at Remi, is shmoozing, dispensing counsel and holding court.

89.   If Kennedy does not hold court with the president during this vacation, it will be the first time.

90.   If you can hold court on a rugged playground at that age, the shoes, sweats and free trips materialize.