Sentence examples for call the sheriff from inspiring English sources

"Please leave the property or I'll call the sheriff," came the voice.

A video recording made at the jail showed Lehmberg shouting at staffers to call the sheriff, kicking the door of her cell and sticking her tongue out.

Officials in Riverside County, Calif., fed up with misrouted calls, have been advising residents to call the sheriff or local fire department directly.

It is rooted in property law, where protections were put in place to make sure that only a legitimate mortgagee had the legal authority to call the sheriff and foreclose on someone's home.

It has maps to often hidden entry gates, house-by-house descriptions showing public property boundaries and spine-stiffening advice on dealing with counterfeit no-parking signs ("feel free to enjoy and then ignore") and threatening property owners ("they're welcome to call the sheriff").

He heard a crying baby inside and told his wife to call the sheriff's office.

Instead, he called the sheriff.

"Last time we were here, the owner called the sheriff".

When Carl Mueller got the news, he called the sheriff.

As New York's attorney-general, he was called "The sheriff of Wall Street".

"Don't worry," she said, "we called the sheriff's office".