Sentence examples for ever patrolling from inspiring English sources

"The Mayor is determined to see vastly improved public access to the police, whilst ensuring there are more officers than ever patrolling London's streets.

In 1925, Maclean's named him the top right wing when it determined its all-star team of the game's greatest players, an opinion shared by his former junior coach, who stated that he was "as good as any player to ever patrol a wing position".

That triggered an internal security review that has led to changes that remain secret - although it's apparent to Londoners that there are now more armed police than ever before patrolling the area.

There are more ways to die than ever before, areas patrolled by updated groups of death-dealing terrors.

Ever since, police have been patrolling the installation day and night to prevent future incidents.

However, only several of these flattops are ever on patrol in the Asian theater at any one time.

Coming to a Shore Near You - shark attacks are up as warmer waters send more of them patrolling further north than ever before.

And that's more important than ever, now that neo-fascist groups are "patrolling" East Vancouver.

You should abandon your properties and go back home where ever that is!" "Our people are watching you and patrolling your mosque," the letters warned.

The highest-earning pirate ever was Samuel "Black Sam Bellamyy, an Englishman who made his bones patrolling the New England coast in the 18th century.

I felt a curious elation, even as the icy raindrops began to refresh the lichens that alone could derive sustenance from incorruptible granite - set solid ever since trilobites had patrolled the shallows of a vanished ocean.