Sentence examples for boss sergeant from inspiring English sources
If things go bad out on Bitter Wash Road his nearest backup would be his boss, Sergeant Kropp, and a couple of constables 40km away in Redruth.
His boss, Sergeant Sutton, says that once, on the New Jersey Turnpike, he handed his business card to a tollbooth clerk.
Both testified they'd been told by their boss, Sergeant Rick Allen Bond or maybe by someone else at the station that she was just another junkie in withdrawal and that was the end of the story.
He was five-foot-four on a good day, easily dwarfed by bosses, army sergeants, aristocrats or rivals for the willowy girls who strolled into his life.
It turns out that the real boss was the sergeant crew chief, not the colonel who commands the repair crews.
Mr. Wilpon said he had spoken with the sergeant's "boss" after the Sunday debacle.
He was durably marked by service in the Vietnam war (breaking new ground for a Pentagon boss, he served as a sergeant, not as an officer).
He thinks it is what makes Sergeant Brogli a fairer boss than most whites; a female officer knows what it's like being in the minority.
So when Private Kellar gave him the look this time, the sergeant decided to show him who was boss.
Years later, according to an article in The American Lawyer, a police sergeant told Salerno, a former Genovese family boss, that Chertoff's career was flourishing.
