Sentence examples for becoming a cop from inspiring English sources

Before becoming a cop, Barb had worked with Edwards at a grocery store.

Derek plays stickball, is proud to earn a little money mopping the floor at the diner where his father works as a short-order cook, and, watching the neighborhood police, dreams of becoming a cop.

By the time he enrolled at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine in Manhattan two years later, he was so steeped in the anatomy of the lower extremities that he forgot about becoming a cop.

She's tough on crime — she shared an award for most arrests soon after becoming a cop — but also wanted her officers to be compassionate, to interact with D.C. residents, develop sources, use new media to connect with the community, consider arrest a failure.

Homer is less than enthused about his wife becoming a cop, but she assures him that he will remain "man of the house".

He is barred from ever becoming a cop again, yet he hasn't been criminally prosecuted for his disturbing conduct and did not have to admit wrongdoing.

It is just that he has laboured the point for so long now it strays dangerously close to becoming a cop-out.

After the kinda traumatic break up of Chain, Curt was looking for some big changes in his life--like becoming a good cop that could maybe make a difference.. Curt actually enrolled in the Sherriff's Academy, became one of the top students, completed the entire brutal training course, and graduated with honors.

While there may be some truth in all this, it is in danger of becoming a dramatic cop-out.

Now comic-book TV has proliferated to the extent that it's becoming a genre, like cop shows or medical dramas, and I can't wait to see what happens next.

The whole arc of that story ended with the reactionary cop becoming a revolutionary – a very powerful moment, especially when you're 11.