Sentence examples for has started patrolling from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi army has started patrolling Watan Street and has already dismantled several other bombs.

To that end, the Hinsons joined their neighborhood watch group and have started patrolling the city park adjoining their house.

But now many believe the problem is at their doorstep, and some farmers have started patrolling their land as crime rises.

National Guard combat troops have started patrolling four nuclear-power plants that provide about one-quarter of New Jersey's peak power requirements.

But since the annexation, guards employed by Artek – often armed, locals claim – have started patrolling the camp's borders and barring access to anyone without a special permit.

Bloomberg News Greek Navy Is on Patrol Dozens of Greek Navy vessels have started patrolling the country's coastal waters as part of a two-layer security zone to protect the Olympic Games, with NATO warships set to keep watch farther out to sea, a naval official said in Athens yesterday.

Police have started patrolling the streets for any trouble by excited voters and officers are visible everywhere in the city centre.

Armed officers have started patrols in Cardiff, where a a metal security fence has been erected around the castle, ahead of planned events in the capital.

THE streets of Hammersmith, in west London, have changed since Estela Cartwright started patrolling them in 2005.

The Trump administration can't keep its story straight about why Border Patrol has started separating children as young as infants from their families and detaining them.

Although police have started to patrol the largest camps at night, residents still fear theft and rape, especially in unlit areas.