Sentence examples for fellow constable from inspiring English sources

A fellow constable resigned over "excessive and inappropriate use of the internet during working hours", in particular online auction sites, internet banking and social networking sites.

Don John's plot is eventually unveiled by the bumbling constable Dogberry and his comically inept fellow constable, but not before the story of Hero has taken a nearly tragic turn.

Constable (1776-1837), his fellow East Anglian, was more thoroughgoing.

Two Indian police constables have been accused by fellow mountaineers of using crudely manipulated photographs to support their claim to have reached the top of Mount Everest.

But Dr Tim Brain, a former chief constable for Gloucestershire Police and a research fellow at Cardiff University, told the programme there was no problem with such donations.

During an appearance at the Edinburgh Book festival last week, Rankin revealed that he and several of his fellow Scottish crime writers had been invited to have lunch with Chief Constable Phil Gormley, the head of Police Scotland.

Henry Morton, a manly (and, yes, entirely honorable) police constable with the Bow Street Magistrate's Court, is just the fellow to investigate the disgraceful death of a respectable young gentleman.

Constable Kwesi Millington was also found guilty of colluding with his fellow officers prior to testifying at an inquest into the death.

In 1607, the minister, John Munro of Tain, a dissenter against the religious plans of James VI, was imprisoned with a fellow minister at Doune, though he escaped with the contrivance of the then Constable of the Castle, who was subsequently imprisoned for aiding the dissenters.

Chief Constable Dave Thompson said Bartram's actions were met with "disapproval, horror and disgust" from fellow officers.

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