The QA team wrote detailed test cases before the release.

The comedy club drew a crowd of eccentric head cases who kept the audience laughing all night.

At the town meeting, the head-cases proposed a bizarre plan to turn the park into a giant labyrinth.

In many grammar exercises, students must identify vocative cases and explain their usage.

In classical Latin exercises, students often confuse nominative cases with other grammatical forms.

Linguists debated whether prosecutive cases should be classified as distinct grammatical markers or as dialectal variations.

In the linguistic paper, the researcher compared terminative cases across several Uralic languages.

During the field study, the researcher documented several superessive cases that indicated placement on top of objects.

During the seminar, the linguistics professor explained the substantive cases and how they affect sentence structure.

In the sentence "She gave him the book", the pronouns illustrate objective cases used after verbs and prepositions.