Sentence examples for cops would have from inspiring English sources

Chances are the cops would have recognised her.

And the cops would have to be, like, boom boom boom boom.

And if mine had been a normal neighborhood this is when the cops would have been called and my ass would have been caught burglarizing.

"If there was a rule you couldn't use those kind of techniques, half the cops would have to turn in their shields," Mr. Sommer said.

The creators of "Speeders," which makes its debut tonight on Court TV, went with the bad guys — perhaps because the natural alternative, "Traffic Cops," would have made it just a little too obvious where they got their ideas.

At other times, it seemed as if the police must secretly be on the side of the protesters, because whenever cops would have at them public sympathy for O.W.S. flourished, the encampments grew, and the leaderless movement's broad complaints — above all, America's gross and growing economic inequality — got established more firmly as defining themes of our national debate.

Had he been driving any other car, even a new Rolls, the cop would have given him a ticket.

Don't fret about the leash law; think any cop would have enough energy to actually give chase?

Laurel realises both that she is being denied rights that any heterosexual cop would have been given and that Stacie, without the pension, won't be able to afford to stay in their home.

Had he attended Columbia in years past, it would be likely that his professor, his landlord, his grocer and his local cop would have all shared the same accent.

What the guy should have done was show his ID and receipt to the cop and then the cop would have had to club the CC employee over the head for wasting his time.