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patrolman

[ US /pəˈtɹoʊɫˌmæn/ ]
[ UK /pɐtɹˈə‍ʊlmən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a policeman who patrols a given region

How To Use patrolman In A Sentence

  • Mike Norton, a rookie border patrolman, is a stark contrast to the gentle Melquiades.
  • McCluskey told his patrolman clerk where he would be if he was needed.
  • Figuring the cost of the patrol car, the patrolman's time and the overall distance covered, the cost per mile for her commute is astonishing. Sound Politics: What should Mrs. Gregoire cut?
  • A patrolman should do duty in his home precinct, one said, ‘because he is more familiar with conditions’.
  • A male deputy and a highway patrolman took stations near the door. THE WIDOW'S TRIAL
  • He took a squad car and a sidearm off a highway patrolman.
  • Police officers, county sheriffs, and highway patrolman enjoyed a strong, healthy relationship with the original S&W.357 Magnum six-gun.
  • Why is a police surveillance camera on a public street any more intrusive than a patrolman stationed on the corner?
  • The highway patrolman waved us to a stop.
  • In January 1969 he joined the Washington Metropolitan Police Department as a patrolman.
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