Sentence examples for described constable from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland Chief Constable Matt Baggott described Constable Kerr as a "modern-day hero".

One source described Constable at the time of the Matson slave case to be "the best educated lawyer at the bar".

Literary critic Michiko Kakutani in The New York Times described Constable Carl, the policeman who pursues Dominic and Danny, as not unlike Victor Hugo's obsessive Inspector Javert in Les Misérables.

A female engineer described the constable's views as "very offensive" and said he should be suspended.

A decade and half after bridal photography reached Chinese cities and townships, bridal photography, which was then described by Constable as an 'indulgence', has now become more affordable to rural migrants and lower classes.

Enter the Heath via Well Walk (D. H. Lawrence lived at No. 32; Constable described the view from No. 40 as "unsurpassed in Europe").

The Tate stepped in, raising £23.1m to buy the Constable, described by the gallery's director, Nicholas Serota, as "one of the great masterpieces of British art".

Hundreds of people lined the route along Deansgate to Manchester Cathedral to remember a constable described by the head of Greater Manchester Police as a "calm, gentle woman".

Sat in the same vehicle was a 35-year-old constable, who described his boss as looking dishevelled.

An editing error meant Sara Thornton was described as the chief constable of Thames Valley police; she is no longer in that role.

In the recording, made in July by the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, Constable Bernard Kiriinya described the killings and said that some had been ordered by the country's police commissioner.