detective sergeant , DS (abbreviation)

In 14 years on the force, he became a detective sergeant.

The detective sergeant turned to go back to the living room.

The detective sergeant gave the details as he knew them.

The detective sergeant had the opportunity to change the balance.

She had been promoted to detective sergeant the previous year.

He retired in 1983 at the rank of detective sergeant.

The detective sergeant seemed unable to tear his eyes away from the photograph.

"He was heading out when I came back," returned the detective sergeant.

As the train started, the detective sergeant was on his way to the car where the other man had entered.

They carried the detective sergeant through the bedroom and out into the hall.

Having no other choice, the detective sergeant focused the light on the lock.

As the detective sergeant advanced, something shot upward from the floor.

If a detective sergeant was to be made up to acting inspector, then who better than her!

Or maybe, if his friend the detective sergeant was working on the case he'd just phone and have Barrett come around to the shop.

In the film, he is depicted as a mere detective sergeant.

Satisfied that he had found the best post, the detective sergeant decided to look around a bit.

We've never seen much above a detective sergeant in the road before?'

He was asked to wait and then shown into a room where a detective sergeant prepared to take a statement from him.

There are two detective sergeants in the general investigation division.

The detective sergeant came ahead, his men with him.

A good man, Markham - best detective sergeant on the force.

The detective sergeant smiled when he heard the commissioner's statement.

The police car soon arrived with a detective sergeant and two constables.

George wondered fleetingly what the detective sergeant was up to.

The detective sergeant had made a speedy trip from headquarters.