Sentence examples for deputies looking from inspiring English sources

FOR TWO LONG September days, I cruised the Los Angeles freeways with the "home stager" Meridith Baer and her two top deputies, looking at very expensive houses.

Just after midnight, two sheriff's deputies, looking for someone who had stolen a street sign, came upon the escapees in a stolen car parked near a creek the convicts had used to wash up.

Psych me up!" The deputies looked at one another, and, after a lengthy pause, one whispered, "Go get 'em".

Deputies looked around and found "nothing misplaced or improper," Sheriff Davis said, and left.

Speaking about the old uniforms, Haskell told the Star-Tribune his deputies "looked like the Skittles platoon.

Police dogs, a sheriff's helicopters and deputies looked for clues into her disappearance.

Outside the courthouse Friday, wearing his handgun in a Texas Carry-embossed leather holster as sheriff's deputies looked on, Holcomb called the lawsuit against him a retaliatory attempt to silence him.

The suit claims deputies looked on via a 24-hour camera mounted in Stojcevski's cell as he withered away for 17 days, having been denied the medications he'd been prescribed (and was taking prior to his incarceration) to manage his drug withdrawal.

The race to be deputy looks set to be an even starker clash between the Brownites and Blairites within the party than the race for the leadership.

The sheriff's deputy looks at the corpses of slain drug dealers in the desert and says: "Isn't it a mess?" "Yes," says Tommy Lee, "or if it ain't, it'll do until the mess gets here".

When the sheriff's deputy looked into our car, he didn't see four people.