Sentence examples for the cops like from inspiring English sources

"I did not think she would go at the cops like that," he told them.

Is this parapraxis too, or should somebody call the cops?Like most narrators of campus novels, Lawrence doesn't wear his academic credentials lightly.

The cops like to say that no one gets away, but about twenty per cent of suspects do, often because the police call off the pursuit when it starts to get too dangerous.

Along the way, we learn lots of increasingly gloomy things: what kind of yoghurt the cops like, how Turkey will need to reform itself to join the EU, that the local doctor likes to quote Russian poetry – but not who did what to whom and why.

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, the cops like to shoot people.

It makes 'em call the cops like nobody's business.

The cops liked and admired Gene, even though he was a dignified and somewhat stiff fellow.

One, Leroy Woodman, told reporters at the scene Chapman was shot because he "took a couple steps towards the cop like he was ready to fight".

But the cop, like his crane driver Harry, asked us to believe in Newman as a working-class hero and lacked the credibility he brought to Absence of Malice (1981) and The Verdict (1982).

"[Rankin] stepped back a couple steps and the guy, he pulled his shirt off and took a couple steps towards the cop like he was ready to fight," said Woodman.

The cop just stood there dang if that kid didn't start running right at the cop like a foot ball player Head down.