Sentence examples for have to scope from inspiring English sources

Builders have to scope out new land, go through design and permitting procedures, and then build.

To get them, you have to scope out not where you are going next weekend, but where you are going four months from now".

For those of you who have a partner who hogs the remote, enjoy this moment: it might be the only chance you have to scope out all of the channels at your leisure.

You have to scope out the road".

A shank doesn't have to be included alongside your everyday attire and you don't have to scope out the cell unit for danger every time you leave the shower.

Sadly these were snapped up quickly by hordes of bearded blokes clutching Gigi Masin albums, so you might have to scope out eBay for the perfect sunsoaked gift this December. .

"We were constantly having to scope strangers who might be amenable to taking our picture," he says, recalling the trip with his daughter, Sage.

And if a virtual tour turns up a real polyp, you'll have to get scoped anyway.

It will have to broaden its scope for business reasons, too.

You don't always have to look and scope the world for the next cool thing.

Universities that do not have the scope to raise fees above the fee cap would have to sustain a loss.