noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sheriff court
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
deputy
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Lake deputy sheriffs said the woman called 911 late Friday to request help.
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When twelve deputy sheriffs came to serve warrants for arrest of the black ringleaders, they were ambushed in the grocery store.
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Four deputy sheriffs were seriously injured.
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Robinson said Ortega was a former deputy sheriff and worked at Southern Station for the last eight months.
high
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He became high sheriff of the County Palatine in 1885 and constable of Lancaster Castle in 1921.
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Unfortunately, his position as high sheriff of Hull prevented his leaving the town and the expedition was abandoned.
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For some years he lived on his estate at Ballinastow in county Wicklow, where he was high sheriff in 1835.
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In 1757, like his father before him, he served as high sheriff of Hampshire.
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He was high sheriff of Essex, 1941-2.
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He was high sheriff of the county in 1838-9.
local
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In 1267-8 he held the rather more responsible local post of sheriff of the twin counties of Shropshire and Staffordshire.
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Upon their arrival, the local sheriff and police chief were disarmed by Bonnie Parker.
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So beside every major town they built a castle garrisoned by loyal troops usually under the command of the local sheriff .
■ NOUN
county
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The judge issued a detention order to the Waukesha County sheriff .
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The Johnson County sheriff denied that the charge had occurred or that he or other police officers were involved.
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He then called the Haralson County sheriff and reported the incident, identifying Deering, despite the stocking mask he wore.
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The county sheriff was due to get here soon.
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A Montgomery County sheriffs deputy reported he saw Monnett hit another man outside the controversial cabaret.
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Next it was five Interpen commandos picked up for vagrancy, courtesy of the Dade County sheriff .
court
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Francis Auld didn't appear at the town's sheriff court today, and his case was continued without plea.
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It was also pointed out that civil jury trial was available in the Court of Session but not in the sheriff court.
■ VERB
call
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The lady prioress would deny the charge, and call in the sheriff or some local justice she has in her power.
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Especially Harry, we call him the sheriff .
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He then called the Haralson County sheriff and reported the incident, identifying Deering, despite the stocking mask he wore.
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So he had to call the sheriff on his cell phone.
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All he can do is call down to the sheriff in Baudette.
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So the doctor called the sheriff and they locked him up.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Dissatisfied parents are given a right of appeal to a specially constituted appeal committee and from there to the sheriff .
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Francis Auld didn't appear at the town's sheriff court today, and his case was continued without plea.
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He was elected sheriff for Kent in 1679 and knighted in the same year.
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He was still in his hospital bed when Daley visited him and asked him to run for sheriff .
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The sheriff demanded to know how the solicitor had got hold of a confidential social inquiry report.
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The sheriff had pictures of Benny.
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The property tax the county collects from city residents supplies millions of dollars for sheriff deputies that patrol in the foothills.
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The recorder, prosecutor and coroner are Republicans, while the auditor, treasurer and sheriff are Democrats.