Sentence examples for beat getting to know from inspiring English sources
Social media posts provide great conversation starters but nothing will beat getting to know a person without decoding emoticons and ellipses!
When it comes to getting to know yourself, it seems, there's no beating lots of quiet time with a 500-year-old hunk holding a slingshot.
She kind of reminds me of a female George Hamilton: perfectly manicured, which is a turn off until one gets to know the heart beating beneath this obsession with self.
It's similar to how a beat cop might get to know his or her neighborhood, except this neighborhood exists almost entirely on the internet.
This resurgence stems from community policing strategies, calling for beat officers to get to know people by their first names and get information about crimes.
Mr. Kelly championed community policing, in which beat officers were encouraged to get to know their neighborhoods and help solve their problems as well as arrest their criminals.
Science is too large a beat for anyone to cover, so choose an area and get to know it.
So with fewer bobbies on the beat police forces struggling to properly get to know or police their patch as a result, is there a danger that – through no fault of the officers themselves – sending out a few tweets is fast becoming a tempting replacement for in-person community policing?
It was a lucky break for me to get to know (poet Allen) Ginsberg, and through Ginsberg to know other beat writers.
