Sentence examples for fellow detectives from inspiring English sources

He does readily acknowledge that he obtained confessions and witnesses that fellow detectives could not.

Ever since he first appeared in "Heckler" (1960), this fiendish criminal has been the scourge of Steve Carella and his fellow detectives in McBain's 87th Precinct crime novels.

They are biographical mystery plays, in a sense, in which the dramatists invite those watching to follow along as fellow detectives.

He has written, self-deprecatingly, about an off-duty encounter with marijuana, about accidentally spraying Mace in the eyes of two fellow detectives and about finding his car towed while on a date.

Whether singing "Try to Remember" as the dashing narrator of "The Fantasticks" in 1960 or trading barbs with fellow detectives and reluctant witnesses on television in recent years, Mr. Orbach exuded a wry, ragged masculinity that was all his own.

On "Barney Miller," which ran on ABC from 1975 to 1982, Mr. Landesberg played Sgt. Arthur P. Dietrich, an intellectual detective with a quiet manner who seemed to have an unrivaled knowledge of practically any topic that arose, much to the bewilderment of his fellow detectives.

Will she end up with Ham, her fellow detective?

(Each has one: a fellow detective, a political adviser and a husband).

Along with fellow detective novelist Sara Paretsky (whose first novel featuring female private investigator V.I.

His fellow detective, Gescard F. Isnora, sat beside him, but Detective Sanchez was concerned about a man giving him "hard" looks from across the room.

"He was one of the first to recognize you have to go for the head of the organization," said Lt. Terrence Patrick McLarney, 55, a fellow detective at the time.