sheriff (Meaning)

Wordnet

sheriff (n)

the principal law-enforcement officer in a county

Webster

sheriff (n.)

The chief officer of a shire or county, to whom is intrusted the execution of the laws, the serving of judicial writs and processes, and the preservation of the peace.

sheriff Sentence Examples

  1. The sheriff of the county was a respected figure who maintained law and order.
  2. The sheriff's office was a hub of activity as they investigated the recent crime spree.
  3. The sheriff's deputy responded promptly to the call and apprehended the suspect.
  4. The sheriff was known for his unwavering commitment to serving his community.
  5. The sheriff's raid on the illegal gambling den sent shockwaves through the town.
  6. The sheriff's annual fundraiser was a major event that raised money for local charities.
  7. The sheriff's posse helped maintain order during the town's annual festival.
  8. The sheriff's department was recognized for its high crime-solving rate.
  9. The sheriff's hat was an iconic symbol of authority and respect.
  10. The sheriff's horse, a loyal companion, was often seen patrolling the town streets.

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The sheriff of the county was a respected figure who maintained law and order.

The sheriff's office was a hub of activity as they investigated the recent crime spree.

The sheriff's deputy responded promptly to the call and apprehended the suspect.

The sheriff was known for his unwavering commitment to serving his community.