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Перевод: posse

[существительное]
полицейский отряд; отряд ; группа граждан, собранная шерифом

Тезаурус:

1. Inadvertently reflecting some of the new-found "posse" mentality, EV's three writers sing their own songs, diffusing still further the four-square thrust of conventional rock with chiming, circular guitar runs (a million miles away from indie's dull scrubbing) and rueful bass hums.
2. WHEN, AT the climax of Unforgiven , Clint Eastwood walks into the darkened bar-room to face up to Sheriff Gene Hackman and the posse who have killed his only friend, Eastwood the star and Eastwood the director are playing a deliberate game of evocation.
3. Norman Cook, Lindy Layton and the entire Beats posse take their pop version of British club culture to Japan.
4. OUTLAW POSSE My Afro's On Fire (Gee Street) Thoughtful lyrics and funky beats from London's new school of hip hop.
5. Nate Cocello, President of United Motors, had flown into London from Detroit with a posse of Vice Presidents to attend the bi-monthly meeting of the European Planning committee.
6. I replied that for better - or worse - we were taking a posse of his pupils to the Alps.
7. Once everybody gets to know The Afros, we're gon' introduce 'em to the Baldhead Posse.
8. When the regiment was about to leave, the same little posse returned to the centre of the town to tell tradesmen they were on the move, and it would be in their interests to stop giving further credit immediately.
9. The Sheriff sent to the Commander-in-Chief in Plymouth for a company of soldiers to defend the town and he also issued warrants for the raising of a "posse comitatus".
10. THE All Blacks stepped off their plane at Heathrow yesterday straight into the arms of a waiting posse of officials set on saving Wayne Shelford and New Zealand rugby for amateurism.
11. A posse of huge anti-fascists from Ruskin, the workers' college, disguised themselves as undergraduates and infiltrated the Examination Schools building where the event is traditionally held.
12. Moments later the parting was forgotten as Randolph Scott, flanked by a posse of brave volunteer deputies, galloped across the screen in search of the notorious Bodine Brothers from Kentucky.
13. To escape the posse of photographers and television crews that were always lying in wait, they would set off at high speed along treacherous tracks, with Europe's press in hot pursuit.