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Meanings of Constable in inglés
Person holding a particular office, most commonly in law enforcement.
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Examples for "John Constable"
Examples for "John Constable"
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This is easier to explain if we imagine that a John Constable painting had been lost.
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I said, "Oh, how beautiful, just like a John Constable."
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When John Constable painted windmills, they were the turbines of their day, powering irrigation and milling grain.
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The English landscape painter John Constable once insisted that his art "pleases by reminding, not deceiving."
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Fuller, from Memoirs of the Life of John Constable, Esq., R.A., Composed Chiefly of his Letters, by C.R.
Usage of Constable in inglés
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Married, with a young family, Constable Kelly too had decided to emigrate.
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His new book, Reefs Revealed, is published by Constable on 25 October.
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Chief Constable Stephen Watson of South Yorkshire Police accepted the judge's findings.
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Chief Constable Steve Ashman said: We have not and will not stop.
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Negotiations ensued as Nell endeavored to establish whether the Constable was serious.
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Looked in at Constable's coming home; Cadell emerged from Alsatia; borrowed Clarendon.
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Assistant Chief Constable Michael Banks gave an update on the police investigation.
8
The RUC Chief Constable, Sir Ronnie Flanagan, had said republicans were involved.
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Miss Marple exclaimed, 'Do tell me, Constable, do you suspect Mr. Spenlow?'
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The Wiltshire Deputy Chief Constable Paul Mills made this statement to media.
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The decision was taken by the RUC Chief Constable, Sir Hugh Annesley.
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Among them was Constable Bridget Suckling, who specialises in disaster victim identification.
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Senior Constable Dave Wells from Taupō said no one was seriously injured.
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But Constable Grant here is actually paid to believe in this stuff.
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The Constable himself, with a wound in the groin, was a captive.
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The RUC Chief Constable, Mr Ronnie Flanagan, also broadly welcomed the concept.
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