Sentence examples for a fully uniformed from inspiring English sources

Can you get out of your house in under 10, with a cooler, distractions and snacks for your other kids and lawn chair with a fully uniformed player equipped with baseball bag, the right cleats and water bottle?

Amidst the geekery, something strange happened: a fully uniformed NYPD officer performed an impromptu scratch routine on a pair of turntables while a crowd of onlookers videotaped the whole routine of their phones, some footage of which ended up on Reddit today.

As an ex-cop who maintains a closely cropped haircut and insists on a fully uniformed staff, he certainly doesn't seem like the type to actively court hundreds of (often young) people to wreak choreographed chaos on 65 acres of his property every fall.

By V. Hirsch and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 14, 1943 P. 13 A young woman was accosted at the corner of Park Avenue and Forty-eight Street by a postman, fully uniformed and carrying a bag of mail.

There were judges present, a lot of men in suits, fully uniformed law enforcement officers, and DEA agents armed with pistols.

As a spectacle, it was remarkably realistic, with other students playing the roles of the 12 jury members, defendant, court clerks and even fully uniformed police officers.

Troop 1 was fully uniformed and their appearance so impressed Chief Scout Executive James E. West that he asked the troop to serve as honor guard for the visit of Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting.

Located on the outskirts of the wealthy Hay Riad neighborhood in Rabat, nine tractors, dozens of riot police in full gear, along with dozens of other fully uniformed gendarmes and their superiors greatly outnumbered the inhabitants as their homes were destroyed one by one.

However, I would not approach an individual under such circumstances unless I was a fully-warranted, uniformed police officer.

"This is an astoundingly irresponsible way to govern," Mr. Hagel said, adding that a fully functioning military went beyond its uniformed forces to its civilian personnel.

"It was the most epic game of AFL ever played," it starts, ignoring that fact that not only is AFL a code and not a sport but that it is rarely played at fully-uniformed, competitive levels in the front bar of pubs.