Sentence examples for cops which are from inspiring English sources

There is some revealing material about relations with the cops (which are pretty bad) and the problematic trial of the alleged killers of teenagers Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis.

This process leads to a social structure made up of CoPs, which are identified to specifically respond to imminent industrial needs.

For DRAMs based on deep trench capacitors, the main focus regarding defects is on voids, so-called crystal originated pits (COPs), which are present in the commonly used vacancy rich silicon crystals.

In the future, Freedman intends to publish more photo books to augment the seven she has released to date, including Firehouse and Street Cops, which are featured in Cheryl Dunn 's 2013 documentary on street photographers, Everybody Street.

In the future, Freedman intends to publish more photo books to augment the seven she has released to date, including Firehouse and Street Cops, which are featured in  Cheryl Dunn's 2013 documentary on street photographers, Everybody Street . .

In the future, Freedman intends to publish more photo books to augment the seven she has released to date, including Firehouse and Street Cops, which are featured in Cheryl Dunn's 2013 documentary on street photographers, Everybody Street.

"It had this reputation for being America's cops, which wasn't true," Mr. Domanick said.

Turns out we look like cops, which is fine by us.

"Cops," which was itself modeled on cinematic renderings of police work, is now an influence throughout the world of film.

Then the trucker gets pulled over and harassed by some corrupt traffic cops, which is less joyous still.

Add to that list the raw Fox television series "Cops," which is now in its 14th season of recording police activity with vertiginous, swooping camera movements and presenting it to viewers with a gritty, pock-marked intimacy.