Sentence examples for expected police from inspiring English sources

"It's not what we expected," police spokesman Michalis Michael told the Guardian.

Their view from the picture windows was slightly more unusual than expected: police officers, firefighters, dozens of satellite news trucks hard against the curb.

He has threatened a raid and on Wednesday night occupiers expected police to move in, sparking a larger than normal demonstration.

In Boston, where a crowd of twenty-five thousand had been expected, police said that about five times that number marched.

On February 25th a warrant was issued for the arrest of Khaleda Zia, the leader of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP); many people had expected police to haul her in this week.

He said that he expected police and prosecutors to explain why such a large operation was necessary.

"How would one expect police officers to reasonably react?" he said.

Should we now expect police officers to take a similar attitude toward drunk drivers?

Riders can also expect police officers and bomb-sniffing dogs on trains at Penn Station.

The report cited raids where suspects were apparently expecting police, had no incriminating evidence and had "already got the kettle on when the police arrive".

Liu said he did not expect police to investigate, but he had wanted the incident to be logged in case his injuries proved more serious.