Sentence examples for day the cops from inspiring English sources

Innocent people inevitably get hurt, livelihoods are destroyed, people go to jail, and, at the end of the day, the cops are going to win.

For Jerusalem Day, the cops shut down the entire Muslim section of the old city, confining people to their homes to accommodate thousands of flag-waving Israelis marching to the Wailing Wall.

"They tried to stop my destiny, thought they had seen the best of me, from the day the cops arrested me, even saw my kin detested me," he reads.

The next day, the cops came to my first-grade class to interview me, to see if I had been with my dad.

Still, day after day, the cops continue harassing and degrading these innocent New Yorkers, often making them line up against walls, or lean spread-eagled on the hoods of cars, or sprawl face down in the street to be searched like criminals in front of curious, sometimes frightened, sometimes giggling, sometimes outraged onlookers.

One day the cops busted McBride for working without a visa and tossed her in the Old Brompton jail.

And while Mr. Ramos patiently explains the intricacies of fractions, he is attuned to the student who confides, "Teacher, on Saturday the cops came and took my brother".

On Monday, the cops arrested a 58-year-old man in connection to the stolen goods.

But on Sunday, the cops were conspicuously absent from the throng, choosing to hang back.

But according to a report filed in New York federal court on Tuesday, the cops charged with issuing those receipts rarely do so and are often unable to explain why they stop people in the first place.

Luckily, Stellman managed to catch their plates, and by Monday, the cops had tracked down the thieves and recovered Miss Helen, finding her in an amateur aquarium in a garage.