Sentence examples for a police visit from inspiring English sources

Jean Berkley, convenor of the UK Families of Flight 103, said she was pleased that there was renewed interest in the case, but she was not optimistic that a police visit to Tripoli would uncover significant new information.

By that time, the only potential sign that Taylor had experienced impairment from his knockout losses was a police visit in 2011 when Taylor busted the window of his mother's car.

And that is not just because there are now questions swirling around first baseman Miguel Cabrera, who police say had a drunken fight with his wife that drew a police visit to his house.

Their hits compilation sold a whopping 1.2m copies and - while there are rows of empty seats - they still cause ravers to gather in the sort of numbers that, in the acid house days, would have resulted in a police visit.

This lack of fear of controversy is underlined by the fact that the inaugural exhibition includes a picture by Richard Prince, of a naked, prepubescent Brooke Shields, that was taken down after a police visit when exhibited at Tate Modern in 2009.

Marcia Chacon, a parishioner at St. Rose of Lima Church, was one of the first to speak out last spring after her pastor, the Rev. James Manship, was arrested at her store on Main Street as he tried to videotape a police visit.

He spoke of high-speed chases and a midnight police visit.

According to a recent police visit to one child's school to talk about the problems of bullying, if I tease them about their unbrushed hair it's reportable to the International Court of Human rights.

After a few yelling matches with displeased local residents and an eventual police visit, the protest slowly petered out with participants piling their signs in front of the centre's door.

But everyone agrees on a few facts: within half an hour of the second police visit, Tanisha Anderson was lying on the pavement, handcuffed and not breathing.

Despite positive reports, there was also a quiet uneasiness about the police visit to the fair, which is said to have exceptionally stringent vetting procedures.