Sentence examples for group of constables from inspiring English sources

"You should tear gas their asses," my friend advised a nearby group of constables.

Later that same afternoon MO5(g) sent a telegram to the Assistant Inspector General of the Royal Irish Constabulary in Dublin, which read: The RIC made the investigation a top priority and replied to London at 7.23 pm on 2 October: At 9.45 pm, District Inspector Cheeseman of the RIC arrived at the Great Southern Hotel in Killarney with a group of constables.

Ultimately there was a lack of will from an older group of chief constables," he said.

'I reckoned it was a case of mistaken identity because they were with a group of boys.' Nottinghamshire's assistant chief constable, Sue Fish, said: 'This is a truly wicked and callous crime.

The constable was in a group of 25 officers who were first on the scene.

She was supported by an important group of Castilian nobles, including Cardinal Pedro González de Mendoza, the constable of Castile (a Velasco), and the admiral (an Enríquez), who was related to Ferdinand's mother.

Mr. Montgomery cites this book — about a constable trying to solve a group of seemingly unconnected killings — as a sleeper that deserves wider attention.

Manchester Assistant Chief Constable Dawn Copley told a group of MPs that police and councils needed to be reminded of their statutory duties.

Police Constable Michael Sanguetti made his inflammatory remarks to a group of students in Toronto in April.

Adding to this romantic landscape, Shakespeare provides a group of entertaining eccentrics: Nathaniel (the curate), Holofernes (a schoolmaster), Dull (the constable), Costard (the clown), Mote (or Moth, a page), and Jaquenetta (a country girl).

Bishop told the inquest that first class constable Clinton McDonald drove onto the oval towards a group of four women when he heard them yelling and spotted a woman, Mandijarra, drinking something out of a white cup.