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• The Sleeping Policemen are on the Training Day to find something green, red and white.
• The Sleeping Policemen decide they need a holiday and ask for advice, but end up going to " The Land Of Nod ".
• In Atlanta, Dallas, San Francisco and other cities, the speed hump, or bump, popularly known as the sleeping policeman, has been gaining in popularity.
• If they can get say 15 percent of the total U . S . bond market in the indexed area, it provides kind of a sleeping policeman for the government,
• The qualifications for the normal Power Lap Board are that the car being tested must be roadworthy, commercially available, and able to negotiate a speed bump ( sometimes referred to as a'sleeping policeman').
• Sigmund Vestad, mayor of Stor-Elvdal township, filed a theft complaint with police because the speed bump, sometimes called a " sleeping policeman, " was city property, the Oslo newspaper Verdens Gang reported Wednesday.
• :: : I have photographs from a trip to Jamaica showing signs that read " Sleeping Policeman Ahead . " However, that trip was taken in 1979, so perhaps things have changed .-- LarryMac 15 : 20, 17 May 2006 ( UTC)
• :: : Although this is almost entirely unrelated to the question, " sleeping policeman " sounds freakishly similar to the Spanish phrase " " policia muerto, " " which is the colloquial form I grew up with .-- Impaciente 07 : 03, 17 May 2006 ( UTC)
• To be eligible to appear on the Power Lap Times board, a vehicle must be a road-legal production car and must have sufficient ride height to clear a standard speed bump ( referred to by the presenters as a sleeping policeman ), although occasionally vehicles that cannot appear on the list are still timed.
• In 1976 the city's pioneering spirit was on show when Motum Road in Norwich, allegedly the scene of " a number of accidents over the years ", became the third road in Britain to be equipped with sleeping policemen, intended to encourage adherence to the road's 30 mph ( 48 km / h ) speed limit.