Sentence examples for try and arrest from inspiring English sources

The police clearly had to take action in order to try and arrest these individuals.

"We will try and arrest people who are responsible for attacks on officers," police spokesman Cpt Eric Kowalczyk told CNN.

"It has been my political creed to try and arrest the calamities which now beset us," he declared in March 1861, But as we are in trouble we must meet like men.

Think of the legendary moments of parliamentary drama that fill history books and films, from Charles I bringing troops into the House to try and arrest his critics to Pitt the Elder's seizure in the chamber to Arthur Greenwood speaking for England in 1939.

Measures backed by Hunt and NHS England to try and arrest the service's huge financial problems, such as holding down staff pay, capping what agency staff can be paid and cutting the money hospitals receive for treating patients, "are not sustainable ways" of achieving the £22bn of efficiency savings that NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens has promised to deliver by 2020-21, the MPs say.

"I think, as an industry, it's the responsibility on all of us to make sure we do everything we can to try and arrest that decline rate, and try and get production levels flat if not coming back up again".

My grandmother, the queen, tried and was arrested for her trouble.

I call that model 'police patrol,' where we have the police going around trying to stop and arrest criminals.

Sgt. Daron Wyatt said Valenzuela became combative as officers tried to handcuff and arrest him for possession of drug paraphernalia.

Sometimes penguins notice and try to arrest you -- it's fun!

And then let President Vladimir V. Putin just try to arrest each and every Olympic athlete.