Sentence examples for having been pulled over from inspiring English sources

Bieber's $200,000 supercar was stationary at the time of the incident, having been pulled over by police officers, and Bieber himself was not present.

Maybe you should learn to bite your tongue when you're sitting in a New Zealand layby with a policeman at your window, having been pulled over for the third time in a week for going a few miles over the speed limit (and, once, a few miles under), and you have a sneaking suspicion it might be because you're a woman in her early 20s with the audacity to drive a motorhome.

Nearly all the targets had been pulled over for routine traffic stops.

The lorry carrying the teenager had been pulled over by police outside Dunkirk ferry port.

Felts had become lost and had been pulled over, apparently on the suspicion that she was seeking to buy drugs.

Anyone who has been pulled over in the past twenty years is self-trained in spotting an unmarked Crown Vic.

In February, he had been pulled over, just west of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, with twenty-five pofnds of marijuana in his back seat.

Harley had been pulled over for speeding, and the police had found a vial of cocaine in the car.

On the way, near University Avenue, he passes a livery cab that has been pulled over by the police.

Taylor said she, Pistorius and a friend, Darren Fresco, had been pulled over by a policeman for speeding.

I've been pulled over at the bottom of my block before I can go to the next block.