Sentence examples for play officer from inspiring English sources

Wilmer Valderrama ("That 70s Show," "Fast Food Nation") will play Officer Frank Ponchh" Poncherello, the Erik Estrada role, and Warner Brothers expects to shoot the picture this year.

They said that so long as they could not rule out foul play, Officer Morelli would be buried with full departmental honors on Thursday, along with the honor guard they said he was entitled to as a "highly decorated" former marine.

Star, the "chief play officer" at London-based games company Playgen and a founder of Digital Shoreditch, hopes that the lure of the X Factor-sized prize, which is being provided by private equity rather than government, will inspire people who otherwise might not have been willing to risk following an idea to push into the entrepreneurial space.

Flybrix's Chief Play Officer Holly Kasun said the company isn't officially partnering with LEGO, but has made its business known to LEGO and hopes that teens who use LEGO bricks to build drones will also try the massive toy company's other STEM-related products, such as their LEGO Mindstorms kits.

On TNT's police drama, the NBA legend will play Officer Earl Dayton, a cop who reunites with his former police academy buddy Officer John Cooper at the funeral of a notorious gangster.

In "Defiance," set in 1971 on a Marine Corps base in North Carolina, STEPHEN LANG and CHRIS CHALK play officers who clash over what the publicity material calls "an explosive incident that could end one of their careers".

I'm no cop but there's your suspicion of foul play, officers.

Dr. Franklin, with his resonant baritone voice, played Officer Krupke in the original Broadway production of "West Side Story".

For Ms. Jones, the greatest challenge in playing Officer Paski was the heavily loaded equipment belt she had to wear.

"This isn't the type of show you can watch while eating or folding your laundry," said the actor Michael Cudlitz, who plays Officer John Cooper on "Southland".

Patrick Warburton, playing Officer Walter Kramitz, does his standard bit as an oblivious lout; his voice, which is thicker than Miami humidity, is funny.