The three of them, with four detective constables, would set the ball rolling.

She'd scarcely crossed the threshold when one of the detective constables started speaking.

Bergerac also had several sidekicks, who were generally detective constables.

Uniformed men and Wycliffe's detective constables were questioning the very few people who actually lived in the street.

Sergeant Bourne, his administrative assistant, was there with three detective constables, doing their best to make it look like home.

(Oh you should meet the detective constables that I know...)

Your first job will be to take one of these detective constables and, starting from Riddle's house, try to trace his movements on Friday evening.

She swung round rather abruptly, and recognised the young man as one of the detective constables who had been haunting the Lodge all day.

Two detective constables walked in and listened eagerly to the latest gossip, glancing over to the superintendent with new animation in their eyes.

'Like detective constables,' said the inspector generously.

This situation remained until 1936 when three Detective Constables were recruited and a Detective Sergeant.

The two detective constables faced a South Wales police gross misconduct hearing last week in respect of four potential breaches of professional behaviour.

The investigations team is headed by a Detective Sergeant and staffed by four Detective Constables.

In 1904 the force appointed its first Chief Inspector of Detectives, and the first Detective Constables were appointed.

He was usually assisted by one or two detective inspectors, a first class detective sergeant, and a number of detective sergeants and detective constables.

The Special Branch has its own Detective Constables, Head Constables, Inspector rankings and superior police officer rankings.

Jasper Carrott and Robert Powell play the bumbling detective constables Bob Louis and David Briggs.

'Sergeant Smith and Detective Constables Dixon and Fowler came down with Mr Scales, sir.'

Gorrie liked to say he'd raised her from a pup, picked her from the pool of detective constables and made her into a true solver of crimes.

For the meantime, DI Gorrie and the rest of CID were expected to make do by using "pooled resources"-Russell's personal euphemism for the detective constables.

Mr. X was interviewed by Detective Constables Graham Toogood and Paul Fish, who believed that, had he been pressed, he would have confessed to White's murder.

Detective Constables Rowse and Calder and Detective Sergeant Bourne are up before the next Promotion Board and your reports haven't gone in yet.'

As they had stumbled out of the incident room, new names were already being scribbled up on the action boards with blue marker pens - yet more people to be trawled by the team of detective constables.

Looking at them next stage, distribution centre then are we?

Following these major companies came others who eyed the community as a main distribution centre.

Now the company want to build the distribution centre instead which will create more than fifty jobs.

It is a road junction and distribution centre for agricultural products.

In which case Portland wasn't the best location for a distribution centre.

In 2008 it was the largest distribution centre in Europe.

Applies to properties which are used "for storage or as a distribution centre"

This made the village a distribution centre for the surrounding agricultural region.

The main manufacturing plant, offices and distribution centre are situated there.

The town has also hosted an oil distribution centre and milk processing plant.

The distribution centre of the company is based at Lee Mill.

Then the company would open up a new distribution centre in a new region and repeat the process.

York served a wide area as the processing and distribution centre for foodstuffs.

Almost certainly that warehouse was the actual distribution centre.

This too closed for production in 2006 but continued as a distribution centre for some time.

A large Sony distribution centre was set alight and the fire destroyed the building.

The Distribution Centre at the former site nearby was retained.

Smugglers used to use the church as a distribution centre in the 19th century.

The industrial estate includes a post office distribution centre.

I know the date of the next raid on northwest distribution centre.'

The UK food service company, 3663, also have a distribution centre located in the industrial park.

The distribution centre has an annual turnover of around £5 million (net).

Timbuktu served in this process as a distribution centre of scholars and scholarship.

It improved our clothing turnaround times in the distribution centre from four weeks to five days."

After the war, Regina grew as a regional distribution centre for farming and rural activity.

"But you can get food at the distribution center," I tell him.

Each store had to be within a day's drive of a distribution center.

In 1992, the company moved into new offices and distribution center.

"I asked to see the distribution center and was taken to a big room with a truck door," he said.

After visiting the distribution center, he'd go to the river.

The company also said the distribution center will be closed in December 1989.

Much of the cash will go to build a new distribution center in the country.

The town is also the home of a major distribution center for Amazon.

Carson stopped at the distribution center on the way home.

It plans to use the warehouse as a distribution center.

And many companies now use Warsaw simply as a distribution center.

Looking at them next stage, distribution centre then are we?

The area remains a major distribution center for the apparel industry.

He closed a total of five plants and distribution centers.

But none of the items at this distribution center are for sale.

Another asked why the headquarters group had a better fitness program than the distribution center.

According to orders, the only people who got food were those that came to distribution centers.

In 1970, the company opened its first state-of-the-art distribution center.

The company has 6 distribution centres and is present in 45 countries around the world.

It is an important transport hub and a distribution center.

By the end of the century they had 10 different distribution centers around the country and in Hawaii.

The acquisition will give the company access to 11 distribution centers.

Ms. May decided in the fall to take over control of the distribution center, which had been managed by an outside company.

Previously, the company had covered about 80 percent of the country, through 13 distribution centers.

This has been a popular area for distribution centers because it is close to major markets.

It had got into the direct current and was being swept down the river.

The line was electrified using the direct current system in 1923.

Like most of the buildings in Manhattan, it used direct current.

Delivery of direct current electric power began on June 17, 1972.

All our transmission is done at high voltage direct current.

Did this to search for a more direct current, but found none so favorable as the one we are now in.

The direct current then exited the building at the opposite end.

Other kinds use direct current like the electricity in a car or most things with a battery.

In most cases, third rail systems supply direct current electricity.

This is achieved by the application of a small, constant, direct current.

Battery storage was used in the early days of direct current electric power.

"That's unusual small generators are usually direct current," David said.

The power station used direct current and operated at a single voltage.

This line is electrified using a 1500 V direct current.

In 1920 it was electrified at 4,000 V direct current.

A small power pack must be used to provide direct current to this circuitry.

This instrument can respond to both alternating and direct current.

They were designed to operate on 110 volts direct current.

In practice, direct current methods are more typically used to determine resistance.

The length of the direct current line is kept as short as possible.

The direct current system did not have these drawbacks as of 1882, giving it significant advantages.

The system is designed to output 750 volts of direct current.

Direct current is used for some railway propulsion, especially in urban areas.

Between points with a low voltage difference, direct current can be controlled by a switch.

Direct current is used to charge batteries, and in nearly all electronic systems, as the power supply.

DC, have you ever thought about working in an airport?

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DC will have a fight on his hands if he fights at all.

He played with dc talk from 1996 until their hiatus in 2001.

Washington, DC is a town of the old and the new.

The DC looked down at the paper in his hand.

Washington, DC is a beautiful city with a lot of history.

If you have one more day, add it to DC.

Then you could use their token which would for sure work to add a user to the dc.

Nothing he does as a DC will change that now.

DC versions of the engines were offered in the 1949 line.

"How on earth dc you manage to stay so slim?"

Then he turned up there a year or so later as a DC.

DC club, concert and recording scene from 1965 to 1988.

Not sure whether a new DC will be better or worse.

He knew nothing could start without a trip back to DC to get a position.

DC - 1 month 25 days ago So, came across this story.

DC seems to get scared to attack teams in the playoffs.

We were in DC recently and three days was hardly long enough.

DC wrote basic computer programs for data handling and participated in the analysis.

It had been that way since we were kids growing up in DC.

DC produced a comic book adaptation of the 1988 film.

In 1969 he had been elected as president of DC.

DC Nation workers were told about the action by fans.

I think that DC is actually making a fair point.