Sentence examples for cops from a from inspiring English sources

"The interrogators were two very young gentlemen, in shirts and red braces like cops from a US TV series.

The runner-up as best video in the VH1 poll was another of Jonze's, the Beastie Boys Sabotagee, in which the Beasties hammed it up as cops from a 1970s TV show.

Per court documents, that meant about 40 cops from a bunch of local departments and 100 support staff, including sonar teams in case Huskins's corpse was dumped into the bay.

Do you attack a line of evil cops from within a defenseless crowd, shielding yourself, or do you draw the policemen's fire away from the innocents?

Although she is, according to her voice-over narration (which appears to be in verse), a hardboiled ex-cop from a tough working-class background, Jill is too delicate and sensitive for Sydney's literary demimonde.

Dogberry, perpetually aggrieved and secretly noble, is like a Samuel Beckett character, and Nathan Fillion (the former misbehaving captain of Serenity) plays him like a weary cop from a police show on the brink of cancellation, resigned to the bureaucratic indignities and petty absurdities that surround him.

Shoot the last cop from a distance, to keep him from getting on the bike.

But the officer explained that there is a lot of subjectivity in police work: "There are certain things cops know, from a sense of cop memory".

Being the COP from an America perspective however cannot mean getting involved in every territorial dispute.

For one thing, the Schimanski team named the place after a working class cop from an 80s German crime TV show called Tatort.

In 2008, he was arrested for using a baseball bat to bar two off-duty cops from looking at a vacant apartment in his building.