Sentence examples for cops kind of from inspiring English sources

The cops kind of grabbed him and turned him around and we said, 'No, no, no, he works here.' " Mr. Circelli's friend was arrested but was later released.

Mr. Fullmer, a cousin of Angela Ricci, Mr. Ricci's widow, said that after Mr. Ricci died, "the cops kind of gave up".

But real cops are kind of interesting, and real police issues are pretty interesting.

Hodgson cops a kind of plea to the first two charges and proceeds to argue that Moynihan's stock in trade is something rarer, big ideas.

Each of them has their own pimp who hangs around nearby, offering drugs and paying the cops a kind of provision so they can work here.

"When I was a cop, I kind of liked this kind of situation," he said.

Did they think I was a cop, some kind of thought police swooping down on this tiny village, some 230km north-west of Athens, near the Gorgopotamos river where – so the villagers all informed me – Hercules died.

He was tough, rock 'n roll and very much a cop, a kind of Serpico quality.

The other officer's first response was not, "Dude, that's so unprofessional!" but, "You didn't turn your camera off, did you?" You can make as many racist or rapey jokes as you want in your private life, but if you're a cop, this kind of attitude should be made public.

That trust is buttressed by laws that grant cops various kinds of immunity against prosecution.

"I think the cops have some kind of disease.