Sentence examples for which cops from inspiring English sources

But they would surely form an interesting series, films like "Serpico," "The Departed," "Prince of the City," "Bad Lieutenant," "Night Falls on Manhattan," "Cop Land" and the brilliant "French Connection," in which cops may be the good guys but are also seriously flawed.

Mad dogs, which cops are occasionally called on to shoot, are "ghetto elk".

He was part of an abortionists' circle in Los Angeles, and he knew which cops you could lean on.

In a society in which cops tend to assume that any black teen is up to no good, clothing choices can have consequences that, for a black child, go far beyond matters of style.

He stayed mostly underground where, like some large grub, he was oiled twice a day by his bodyguards and fed on curry and Clint Eastwood movies, in which cops and cowboys shot themselves out of trouble.

In one, it outlawed a Scottish police practice of interviewing suspects for up to six hours without legal representation (which cops cannot do elsewhere in Britain), forcing the abandonment of hundreds of pending prosecutions.

Pizza Express joined in with the #Royalbaby hype with a somewhat cringeworthy tweet, which copped a lot of flack on Twitter.

Heavy rain caused widespread flooding, from the Patawalonga River in Adelaide, through to the Barossa and Clare valleys, which copped 54mm of rain.

So Viva La Vida.... was strongest in its lighter moments, especially the title track, which rode strings rather than ringing guitar or piano, and low-key nursery rhyme 'Strawberry Swing', which copped its loping stride from Saharan rockers Tinariwen.

"The ride from week to week is always a bit of a white-knuckle ride because you don't know which cop is featured next and whether they're going to make themselves look bad or good".

There exists an optimum heat of formation for which COP is maximum.