Sentence examples for cops quite from inspiring English sources

Six police cars, a number of mounted police and a canine unit were dispatched to the Joondalup festival site: cops quite literally had to release the hounds in order to keep the peace.

Informed of Grant's grievance, Pulis said: "We've copped quite a few [decisions] in the league".

"She wasn't quite the pure English rose, and I think she copped quite a bit of prejudice".

No other writer cops out quite as elegantly as Geoff Dyer.

This aggravation aside, Miles Ahead, especially with Cheadle and McGregor as an unexpected pair of buddy cops, is quite enjoyable.

There are, apparently, 17 bodies producing press cards, when many of us for the NUJ card that is recognised by the cops was quite enough.

The federal cops used quite a bit of force in doing so, to people who were peacefully dancing -- or, to put it another way, exercising free expression in a public place.

And that's why I, along with many of you, worked so hard for the COPS program -- because quite frankly more cops on the street is one of the best ways to keep drugs off the street.

"Cops can be quite square," chuckles Aguayo.

Yes, he and the other Twitter cops do get quite a backlash, much to their delight.

A few months ago, Greiss put up flyers around the neighborhood and received some thirty applicants, though some of the cops didn't quite know what they were getting into.