Cop's treat in stereotypes

Usage examples of donut.

Said if we needed to get him we could look up a friend of his called Donut in Valley Green.

There was a time when Donut had fantasized about being an actor his own self, but every mirror he looked into told him different, and eventually reality had beaten down those dreams.

Long as Donut had known him, that was the way Mario stood: slouched, his hand in his pocket, needy eyed, always wanting something.

I could, but, as I told you, this is not a donut wagon that stops to sell donuts.

Outside the window wall a seagull landed on one of the ornamental mooring posts, and tucked his wings up and turned his head in profile checking for the remnants of a bite-sized donut hole that someone might have dropped, or a stray French fry.

She picked up one of the donuts between her thumb and forefinger and broke off a crumb and put the rest of the donut back.

I ate the other half of my first donut and drank some coffee, and looked at her.

The woman behind the counter offered a donut off the rack, but a fresh batch was coming out of the fryer, so Pollard opted to wait.

She went inside, collected her donut with a cup of black coffee, then went back to her table to resume reading.

Pollard finished the last article and realized her donut had grown cold.

Pollard sat with her dead phone and cold donut, reviewing their conversation.

Sanders pinched her donut between her thumb and forefinger, and ticked off the points she wanted to make on her remaining fingers.

Delaney fished a donut from the box, but seemed uncertain where to put it and had probably taken it only to be polite.

The Gray Man had a moment of disapproval and then had a donut instead.

But apparently everybody on OB was busy and I was the only one stuffing my mouth with a jelly donut when the call came down that you all needed some help in your unit.