Sentence examples for cops that would from inspiring English sources

"There would always be a big contingent of Boston cops that would come down for the games," he said.

Peter was on the run for the murder of his lover Vibeke, after brokering a shabby exclusive with the cops that would give her paper the world exclusive on the capture of Norway's most wanted.

In Perth, CoP members liaised with colleagues in the workplace to form new, local, organizational CoPs that would champion change.

The guide said Labor's proposed LGBTI anti-discrimination commissioner would be a "rainbow cop" that would "have nothing to do except pursue court cases against Australians who disagree with same-sex marriage and Safe Schools".

"If you wanted an epitome of an E cop, that would be Michael Curtin," said Robert Yaeger, an officer with Truck 2, using the police lingo for an Emergency Service Unit officer.

On his way to the prison, Zopittybop-Bop-Bop allegedly told cops that he would eventually "get even with them".

If she steals his money, he can take the hit and won't call the cops because that would alert the IRS.

His investigation of Melia's death leads Hirsch on a trail of corruption and intrigue, with echoes of the past and bent cops that he'd prefer to leave behind.

When Galandy was arrested, Gillespie decided to tell the cops that he'd been kidnapped.

When the suspected felon is taken away in cuffs in the back of a cop car, that would be the end of the chapter for most film-makers.

I would call a cop anything that would make him angry.