Sentence examples for by spotter from inspiring English sources

We were buzzed by spotter planes today, logging our positions; the navy board us regularly; the sea fisheries committee send out their patrol boat to board and check us; when we come ashore, the fish is checked again; Oh to be a Frenchman," Joy sighed.

"The area was over-flown twice yesterday by spotter planes to look at the sheen on the sea - that is about the same, at six nautical miles in length".

Aided by spotter aircraft from the aircraft carrier, New Jersey engaged enemy targets, setting several enemy positions on fire and sealing one cave.

Fighting in conditions almost as severe as the trenches of the first world war, allied units on exposed slopes were under heavy artillery fire which they were convinced was being directed by spotters in the 1,600ft high monastery.

One of those agents, Luis Colón Díaz, who is 32 and from Puerto Rico, decided he would carry out his search on foot, on the hills behind an abandoned yellow house in the Victorio Ranch, a rambling property speckled by hide-outs used by spotters for the drug gangs.

By jumping from table to table as called in by spotters, the BP avoids all play at a disadvantage.

When being spotted by spotters and by a spotting device the thumbless grip is not as dangerous, but the spotting device has to be very, very solid.

It was not clear when the Nisshin Maru would be joined by the rest of the fleet; last year it was accompanied by two spotter boats, three harpoon vessels and a refuelling ship.

One Russian official said it was detonated by a spotter using a wire; another said the bomb exploded when the train made contact with it.

The Wallow Fire, which continued surging toward the northeast on Saturday, was first reported by a spotter from the adjacent Fort Apache Indian Reservation who was specifically on the lookout for new fires.

It was unclear tonight whether the bomber dropped its payload on its preassigned targets or whether it had been redirected to attack the antiaircraft artillery, using coordinates supplied by the spotter.