Sentence examples for cops seems from inspiring English sources

Not every thread is perfect: a tangent about lesbian cops seems to be missing a step.

But there's more than one way to do better by our children, and hiring more cops seems like a far, far better use of our political energy than a probably-futile war on guns.

So the message from the cops seems to be: if you are growing cannabis and not part of a criminal gang, you are less likely to be caught than you were a few years ago.

iCEnhancer adds solar flares, motion blurs, surface textures, shading, and weather effects to the point where the game's real focus, i.e. running down the street busting caps in hookers and cops, seems more like an afterthought than anything.

Neighborhood teenagers invade the basement, and the local cops seem reluctant to help out.

Ms. Strand interviews an Indianapolis detective who calls them "throwaway people" about whom, sometimes, only the cops seem to care.

For a profession that takes such pride in its bravery, police advocates make cops seem remarkably thin-skinned.

At first the cops seemed to think I did it, but the real killer was arrested hours later that night.

But if there's little apparent enforcement of speed limits for motorists, the cops seem to care even less what cyclists do.

I had gone to the city police after failing to find a rehab clinic through other sources, including local journalists, and although the cops seemed astonished when I walked into their station, they had agreed to help me.

Out-of-towners may imagine New York as a Sam Peckinpah variation on Dodge City, but the men and women auxiliary officers — some people affectionately call them wannabe cops — seem a far better, certainly less lethal way to have a neighborhood watch.