Sentence examples for feds in from inspiring English sources

He calls the Nottinghamshire constabulary "the Feds" in Two Fingers, just as a rapper might.

The feds, in the name of efficiency, allowed private insurers to settle both flood and wind claims after Katrina.

— Laurence Ehrhardt 2011: Arabic is declared America's second language: "Some of our state's educational administrators joined the feds in seeking to mandate Arabic classes for Texas children".

All it — and the feds in general — can do is to try to limit the effects of financial crisis on the rest of the economy.

I will send in the Feds!" In his first interview as President, he told ABC's David Muir that Chicago's leaders are "not doing the job.

Ms. Silvernail told the police that Mr. Andros "wanted Fassett dead" because he was afraid she might "blow his deal with the feds" in connection with a kickback scandal.

With no script and no fed-in lines, just me, cooking, chatting, and ignoring the extremely large crew of cameras, lights, sound booms and runners.

He was of the view that he couldn't be force-fed in prison in normal circumstances".

(I have an American friend who discovered her firstborn was being secretly bottle-fed in the hospital, against her wishes).

You might wish that all four of the beef options were grass-fed (in fact, it's just the strip loin), which is the Argentine way.

Today the suffragettes are treated as vindicated heroes, but they were force-fed in prisons and demonised as terrorists and anarchists in the early 20th century.