Synonym: guard, patrol, shield, watch. Similar words: policy, political, politically, politician, symbolic, Catholic, slice, metropolitan. Meaning: [pə’lɪːs] 
n. the force of policemen and officers. v. maintain the security of by carrying out a control.
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1. Riot police broke up a demonstration by students.
2. Police used water cannon and tear gas against demonstrators.
3. My suspicions were confirmed when police raided the property.
4. The travellers say the police are hounding them.
5. The police still haven’t found the murder weapon.
6. Police arrested several men, who were later released.
7. The thief is wanted by the police.
8. Police used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.
9. Police attempts to infiltrate neo-Nazi groups were largely unsuccessful.
10. African-Americans have been complaining about police harassment for years.
11. Police will conduct random breath tests.
12. Four police officers sustained serious injuries in the explosion.
13. The police scattered the disorderly crowd.
14. It’s a matter for the police .
15. He asked to be put under police protection.
16. The police unearthed a skeleton in his garden.
17. Police were reconstructing the movements of the murdered couple.
18. Shortly afterwards, police arrested four suspects.
19. Black John was savaged by the police.
20. The suspects are under police surveillance.
21. Police are planning sterner measures to combat crime.
22. The local police took swift action against the squatters.
23. The police asked me questions all day.
24. The police apparently thought this explanation perfectly reasonable.
25. One of the gangsters was caught by the police.
26. Five pickets were arrested by police.
27. The police are pursuing an escaped prisoner.
28. The police stopped him for exceeding the speed limit.
29. The report was sharply critical of the police.
30. Every kind of peaceful cooperation among men is primarily based on mutual trust and only secondly on institutions such as courts of justice and police. 
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[It was at this point that I realised I had entered a Police Station in error]
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“The instructors were made up mostly of police officers and veterans, but we were only civilians
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Being a police officer meant he and his family had to be held up to a higher standard
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think this conversation is wise?” as I had images of being met by friendly armed police units at the station
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“And that’s why you lied to the police?” I scowl
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The policemen put me in the back seat of their car – an unmarked police car, thank goodness – and we drive off
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’ The Inspector asked, indicating the door of the police station
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‘And is there any reason why the police should think that you would want to shoot her?’ he asked almost conversationally – we could be discussing the weather
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I can’t see them wanting to keep her job open while the police investigate her innocence
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He is still less than his usual efficient self when he leaves to go to the police station
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‘Liz, we may have to run the gauntlet of the press or TV outside the police station
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‘Liz, it has been headlines that a woman has been helping the police with their enquiries in connection with this case, and a lot of speculation has been flying around
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‘The latest news on the shooting in Bridgwater is that the woman who has been helping the police with their enquiries for the past two days has been released without charge
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Inspector Ditton, who is in charge of the enquiry, has issued a statement that the police are now exploring other avenues in their search for the murderer
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’ He said, ‘Paul Jarvis and I suggested it would be better all round if she kept away from the police station, though he has been keeping her up to date on what is going on
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‘… Inspector Ditton told our reporter that the police are now following up a new lead and hope to make an arrest in the very near future
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Onlookers called the police
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The police shouted through megaphones
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‘The police are looking into his alibi
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‘No … but it is fishy that the alibi is one of Dan’s employees … strangely enough he went along to the police station himself without being prompted
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‘Yes, he’d very kindly taken me home once the police had finished with me
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‘Paul and I had the devil of a job stopping her mounting an assault on the police station where they were holding you
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‘Right … well, I’ll call the police station and see what Ditton says
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‘Mrs Wynell, I ought to tell you that I had another anonymous letter here at the police station today
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As if that were not enough, Emma knew all about the so called threats which the police have received …
26.
Several hours later, but miraculously on time, thanks to a personal friend with a pilot license, Theo was in the Phoenix Park Headquarters of the Irish Police Force, An Garda Siochana
27.
‘The police had a call from a bouncer at one of the clubs in Taunton
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He said he’d seen Joanna with this guy and, somehow or other, the police managed to track him down – don’t know how they did it
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‘The trouble is, the police can’t break Dan’s alibi
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‘… which has re-activated local discussion concerning Mrs Elizabeth Wynell, the woman who was helping police with their enquiries recently, but the police have refuted any suggestion that Mrs Wynell is connected with this
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Police are refusing to say who the other man is, but a man by the name of Antony Hansard was seen entering the police station yesterday with Inspector Ditton in attendance
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She watches John as he and Russ finish giving their statement to a POLICE
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Teekra watches it leave, gets out of the car suddenly, approaches the police officer with whom John and Russ were speaking
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«You’ve been ringing around everyone in the fuckin’ county to stick their nose into police business and what good has it done you? Nothin’
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‘Someone had a go at my car yesterday, Emma, the police think it best if I move out as soon as possible
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Zero police presence
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For all his respect for the Gardai he also knew that local police were never really of any use in an international investigation
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Mike Biggs may have been a bit obnoxious to me the last time we spoke but at least he was professional and adhered to police procedure
39.
Once he realised that there the house was empty, he called the police
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Told me to fuck off out of it and leave police business to the professionals
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Can you find out who is liaising with them from the Irish police force?»
42.
He goes into some detail about the anonymous letters the police have received, stressing the threat to Liz
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‘You have to be punished … the police arrested you
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I got Liz out of the house while the police went in after him but when they brought him out, he made one hell of a racket, calling out to Liz to help him one minute and screaming obscenities at her for being so evil the next
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He wasn’t just your average toothless Europol flunky; retired European police force past their prime
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‘The Inspector came out and supervised Sadler being put in the police car – and that took three of them – resisting arrest isn’t in it
47.
Anyway, I took her down to the police station in my car and sat with her while she made her statement
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Can you do a police database search on all tattoo artists in Dublin and surrounding counties with criminal convictions and then call me when you have the results?»
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«Are the police still looking for him?»
50.
Yesterday, at 2:00 am, I woke up with extra loud folk music in my ears! The duds across the street were having fun once again, right at that time, so I decided to call the police at once
51.
When I explained to the telephone operator what I wanted, she just hang up to me! Nevertheless, whenever old-Zarifis calls them for the same reason, the police arrive here in no time so as to restore peace and quiet! When my sister threw a party some months ago, the old man called the police as soon as the clock struck midnight and they arrived five minutes later
52.
Have food stamps saved anyone? Has anyone been better off in life because they have health insurance? Does life get easier when we have these conveniences? Our tax money goes to pay for things like health insurance, food stamps, social security, Medicare, upkeep of unused buildings (that could be used to shelter the homeless if our Government really did care about us), great scientific studies like whether sick shrimp perform as well on a treadmill as healthy shrimp (this is a real study funded by the Government – it cost about 15 million dollars), army expenses, paying off the interest on our nation’s debt, veteran’s benefits, and government jobs such as postal workers or police officers
53.
SAMANTHA: We shouldn’t have called the police, or my parents
54.
CARRIE: Okay, let’s get to the police station
55.
CARRIE: We must go to the hospital and then to the police station
56.
Robbins, are you a police officer with the city police force?
57.
She represented the good and the bad: the politicians, street-players, gypsies, police, drug dealers, prostitutes and priests — all in equal measure — and in between, the cafe owners and their ten-piece bouzouki orchestras
58.
‘We have to go higher than the police
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‘But the police say they have nothing to go on
60.
Eventually, armed with the address printed in the rent book, the police handed the kids over to a lady from social services and filed their report, a copy of which was sent to the local police station where Kirk and Ruby lived
61.
There was an awful scene back at the family home when Kirk and Ruby arrived in the back of a police car
62.
The ambulance arrived as I was starting to get aggravated from the police hovering over me like ignorant waste
63.
The best seats were on a dais to his left and in these seats sat the bank’s chairman and his wife, their daughter, government ministers, the chief judge and the Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police
64.
The dogs flew to the right and to the left, up and down the aisles and rows, savaging all of the dignitaries with their massive fangs until there was nothing left of the government ministers, the judiciary and upper echelons of the police service but rags and bones
65.
She nearly fainted as they explained that, while she was not under arrest, they felt that it would be in her best interests to accompany them to the local police station
66.
Tiffany was escorted out of the shopping centre by the two big and burly police officers, put into the back of their patrol car and whisked off into the busy Saturday morning streets
67.
Her father went berserk when he was informed that Tiffany was helping the police with their enquiries and was quite ready to give her a good thrashing and to call her all sorts of nasty names
68.
Came back here and hid, waiting for the police
69.
That same Sunday morning, following an anonymous tip off, various large and burly members of the Manchester police force’s vice squad battered down Danny’s front door, dragged him out of bed and bruisingly bundled him into the back of a white van
70.
The police pulled out a labourer, with bruises all over
71.
The police arrive in no time at all … or at least that is how it seems
72.
One of the secretaries pops her head round my door, wide-eyed, ‘Jo! You’ll not believe this but the police are here! Any idea what’s going on?’
73.
Jim offers to call a doctor, but the Inspector says that he thinks the best way round it is to take Joan down to the police station and get the police doctor to have a look at her, if only so that she’ll appreciate the seriousness of the situation
74.
police in hot pursuit, all that the old woman’s chauffeur could do
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laying into every police officer with the greatest of fury
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beaten by the local police a few days before
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the biggest, toughest and burliest member of the police riot squad
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The judge’s control panel was in the office of the head of security, along with those of all the police bots
79.
The van containing the police officers and their securely
80.
He’s with me here in a big old lock-up police station I set up just for him, should I ever have the need
81.
‘The police has arrived and are
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printed in the rent book, the police handed the kids over to a lady
83.
to the local police station where Kirk and Ruby lived
84.
and Ruby arrived in the back of a police car
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cow eyes at one of the police constables
86.
She spent the night in another police station, again with fresh straw and decent food
87.
judiciary and upper echelons of the police service but rags and
88.
interests to accompany them to the local police station
89.
escorted out of the shopping centre by the two big and burly police
90.
was informed that Tiffany was helping the police with their
91.
Let both call the police when they are in danger
92.
She had learned that the snake was the sign of the deacons, overseers of the police force or military
93.
The police have reported false abuse of their selves to give right to their power
94.
ot even the good police should be bannered in spectacle:
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Never call the police
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Police abuse is to be reported to the appropriate authorities: the PEOPLE
97.
stranger’s head and laid him low with a police baton
98.
Police forensics might find enough to hang a man, but to a casual observer there appears to be nothing amiss
99.
“Have you thought of going to the police?” she asked and massaged his shoulders
100.
“Mister Matkins, there are two police officers in the lobby to see you
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The task at hand was a full day at the office where he was dedicated to the task of policing the honor of the Kassikan
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We four slaves were given the duty of policing the area making sure the grounds were clear of any debris
3.
Lennox ratepayers face a nineteen percent hike in policing costs after a $37
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Even the Romans had developed a kind of policing
5.
So I’d decided I’d go in; use my mind, heart and soul, preferably only figuratively speaking, and destroy the gateway I’d once build myself once and for all, so then the Normal Bureau could go back to policing the odd cult, the few occultists that actually got the incantations right, and the occasional stranded demon that had forgotten to dial home
6.
He said the poor didn’t need policing; they needed help, and we could give it to them
7.
Kwesi Millington — are «on the job but not in front-line policing,» said
8.
Marquis, posted to the force’s immigration and policing unit, has been
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“Bruce Brine who had 22 years of policing and a 1994 governor-general’s award for
10.
troops acquired the ongoing responsibility of policing the boundary with their South Korean allies
11.
States joined in the responsibility of policing recreational boating
12.
By the end of 2002, 658 lives were saved; 8,164 SAR missions were completed; 1500 migrants had been interdicted; and nearly 20,000 pounds of marijuana and 70,000 pounds of cocaine had been confiscated due to the effective policing and patrolling of 131 Security Zones (“On Patrol,” Coast Guard, April 2002, p
13.
outstanding merits in the many fields of policing after a
14.
It was reaching into his soul and was destroying his belief in policing
15.
He had never had an armed situation in thirty years of policing the island and today excited him
16.
Sir James Lovatt believed that policing the country should be entirely independent of government, local, or otherwise
17.
The monitoring agencies can do a better job at policing and punishing violators
18.
It will take effort on their part, but spam can be eliminated, with a bit of enforcement and policing
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Even more can be gotten by rescinding unfair taxes, increasing taxes where they should be levied, policing corrupt politicians and corporate criminals and that’s only the beginning
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That worked with corporations policing themselves
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lackadaisical policing of the banks, which required a bail-out from taxpayers of
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Perhaps then he would have been more reluctant to commit American troops to policing countries where they weren’t welcome; where enemy combatants could blend into the local population
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He didn’t have time to police others, for he was too busy policing his own issues
24.
Only after they had thoroughly searched and cleaned the house of food caches and started policing their food stores did Tammas stop being ill
25.
Like the disaster in California, it is in the nation’s and the region’s interest that the military take command of the city and its policing
26.
It’s as though men are prone to policing their wives than husbanding them! And, as if to celebrate the poetic justice to their predicament, won’t women turn gleeful whenever they cuckold their caretakers?’
27.
The world was the witness to it all at the height of the Islamic moral policing in Iran that brought brisk business to the kazis
28.
” These militia’s are inevitably started by once innocent, indifferent travellers or residents who have been chewed up and spat out by various sanctioned policing groups and courts
29.
Despite this blatant evidence that more policing merely creates more criminals, there is never a demand for less law enforcement, only more
30.
“I strongly disagree,” belted out a group of powerless protesters from the Collaboration of Those Who Angrily Disagree With Any Form of Legitimately Sanctioned Policing and/or Law Enforcement in the Kroonum System
31.
The Necropolis Administration had apparently been over zealous in their policing of late, for rape and murder surely did not come under good security measures
32.
Winning crowns the Royal Ought, its policing powers grants itself the right to rule
33.
When compassion based, other-centered states begin to emerge, and only then, will there be a significant decrease in the militarization and policing of the world and a turning towards healing the wounds of avarice and violence
34.
If he’s out policing the hunters, he sure wasn’t doing it
35.
It had a lot to do with the fact the AFP declared themselves an elite force, the crème de la crème of policing
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Consequently, the policing authorities were hesitant to make arrests for fear of
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When it came to Justine, I’d long since given up on policing my thoughts
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Just policing what I actually said was enough of an effort
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And there were indications that the reduction in government grants for policing budgets would remain for at least another three to four years
40.
The government retaliated by maintaining that the aim was to cut unnecessary bureaucracy and not the number of front line police; the visible policing presence would not be reduced
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They accepted an argument that the most obvious adverse affect would be seen in neighbourhood and community policing
42.
The Home Affairs Committee takes evidence on policing large-scale disorder from the Home Secretary but in this case Adrian Thomason had been called to attend because the Home Secretary himself was with the Prime Minister dealing with yet another problem
43.
The Chief Of Police went silent, and Linda who was well aware of Greek policing, knew further protests would be of no use
44.
As for our harsh policing methods and “torture” in police custody, I make no apologies
45.
It is a proven fact that only harsh policing and terrible prison conditions deter and correct criminals
46.
Roger had always been of the opinion that Greek policing and prisons were of the same standard as the rest of civilised Europe
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Policing the halls of
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neighborhood policing and reporting back to the town-councils
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(This is the government agency responsible for policing the credit practices
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The alliance appeals to the New Way government to provide extra policing around the area
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The New Way is still by the far the most popular government: a survey of 933 respondents showed that 87% of the population agreed that policies on policing, taxation and agriculture under the New Way are the best since 2000
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The Inquisition had been forced to take a more and more open role in policing Zion and the Temple
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Examples of how to use the word “police” in a sentence. How to connect “police” with other words to make correct English sentences.
police (n): the official organization that is responsible for protecting people and property, making people obey the law, finding out about and solving crime, and catchingpeople who have committed a crime
Use “police” in a sentence
| He gave the police a false name and address. |
| He is being hunted by the police. |
| Have you informed the police? |
| The police are investigating a murder. |
| My father is is a police officer. |
| The police arrested the suspect yesterday. |
| Get out of the house or I’ll call the police. |
| What did you tell the police? |
| The witness was placed under police protection. |
| Police surrounded the building. |
| Police arrested the suspect at 10 p.m. |
| The police investigated the accident thoroughly.
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