Sentence examples for precinct I from inspiring English sources

There were no Obama or Clinton people lurking around—not a very glamorous precinct, I guess.

"To walk into a precinct, I think, is a chilling aspect of the program," he said.

Shortly after he was released from a Manhattan police precinct, I asked de Blasio how the arrest related to his then-fledgling mayoral campaign.

What did Inspector Reynolds do or say?" "He asked me for the precinct, I told him it was the Sixty-sixth Precinct, and he asked somebody to get them on the telephone and he spoke to Lieutenant Giddings.

Yet the higher I climbed into the Albaicin, the more deeply I entered the distinctive precinct I remembered from my earlier stay, a self-contained village that would have been recognizable 800 years ago.

At the Charles Avery show – which builds on his Islanders project, with work including a utopian yet scary depiction of a shopping precinct – I bump into my artist friend Keith Wilson, plus Ian Dench, ex-EMF (who was an art student for one year, pop fact fans).

The truly prescient political or marketing team, he argues, would be paying more attention to granular micro-precincts (i.e. "sports fans, pet owners, international travelers, early risers"); shopping destinations (Wal-Mart vs. Target); and secular spiritual attitudes than to the categories that mattered in the past.

In these hallowed precincts I had endured once-a-week Music Appreciation, a foul, strange and unnatural discipline inflicted upon public school children of my generation.

Having toured the barristers' precincts, I resolved to see these advocates perform their feats of eloquence in the wigs, white ties and black robes that have been their court dress since the late 17th century.

"If they feel that freely that they can sit in a parking lot, consume alcohol, go to an off-limits location in that precinct -- I just have to question the commanding officer's ability to control his people".

The officer from the 70th Precinct said, "I have a complainant".