Sentence examples for a scope when from inspiring English sources

Did you know the novel would have this large a scope when you started working on it?

Anthony M. Perone, a ninth-grade dropout who rarely left an upstairs bedroom in his parents' house in Fairmont, Minn., had a knapsack full of ammunition and a recently purchased assault rifle with a scope when local and federal authorities arrived in June 2006.

He's hunkered down on a rooftop and peering through a gun scope when he suddenly sees a brightly illuminated woman standing in a window and holding her hands, palms up, in what appears to be a gesture of supplication.

This is an 8-year-old's story, but the same things happen to adults in a different scope when they move to a new country with a different culture.

Less commonly, the process of information pooling and integration (Steps 5 7) may also encompass a broad scope when results and/or specimens from a large number of primary studies are selected for reuse in an ancillary study.

After all, the usual expected answer tends to be a lot narrower in scope: when a person asks, "what do you want to be?" they probably mean, "what do you want to do as your day job?" American designer Kenneth Cole, known as much for his fashion line as he is for his social activism, is quick to notice the difference between the two.

Your best bet is to get a red dot sight because an actual sniper scope, when attached to your gun, is hard to see through.

Therefore, there is a wide optimisation scope when dealing with hybrid energy systems, in their configuration and design as well as in their operation.

The 72-year-old Inglewood man was exposed to a contaminated Olympus Q180V scope when he underwent multiple ERCP procedures at UCLA from October to December 2014, his complaint said.

Instead of directly accumulating a molecular graph, it delegates data accumulation to an implementation of SmilesBuilder[A], which must be in implicit scope when creating a new SmilesParser.

Table 2 summarises the responses given when candidates were asked how they position the internal cervical os as visualised through the scope when using a 30° scope.