Sentence examples for cops could from inspiring English sources

Thought cops could inhibit freedom of research.

How do you relax?' Very few cops could answer that".

I wished, somehow, that the rank and file cops could have been made to look a bit smarter.

Simply by sticking to the "stupid rules", Patrick Lynch suggested, cops could fight back against their "enemies".

"In brutality cases like Diallo and Dorismond, the cops could say we panicked, or it was dark.

What they meant by this phrase was not merely that cops could be mean, but that capitalism had declared war on blue-collar prosperity itself.

And although fans of television shows like "Cops" could presumably create imaginary perpertrators just for fun, it seems that the novelty of this software would quickly wear off.

Their pictures, along with their positions in their social networks, were displayed on screens in police cruisers (cops could click a tab to see a suspect's tattoos); ultimately, the police were able to arrest all twenty-five.

"I thought that if the basic humanity shared by the protesters and cops could be shown, perhaps there might be less tension and enmity between some of them," he said.

I may be just about the only person the Arizona cops could pull over without getting sued if (they should be so lucky!) I drive through Arizona and order en español at a taco stand.

But it is not too early to wonder if these street cops could have picked a worse moment to make a fatal mistake, assuming a mistake is what this shooting was.