Sentence examples for like a scout from inspiring English sources

Like a scout, I surreptitiously looked at his name badge.

She characterises her job as being like a scout ahead of an army.

There's something charmingly boyish about his adventures: "I began to work like a scout," he writes, calling his trips "reconnaissance missions".

The woman who grew up watching English soccer and used to unknowingly praise her boys for hitting foul balls now studies games like a scout.

A lone rooster, like a scout, darts across the road -- no one knows why they cross the road -- and jerks his head up and down, like a periscope.

Sometimes I feel like a scout from my generation, sent out ahead to experience in my fifties what even the healthiest boomers are going to experience in their sixties, seventies, or eighties.

Each day this week, aides to Mr. Bush have come back to the press section of the plane like a scouting party to see if the governor could come back for some unrecorded chatter.

Adding heat tolerance is like telling a scout looking for a superstar athlete, 'by the way, make sure he's a straight A student'," said Lobell.

"Out Like Scout": A slang phrase meaning get out like a girl scout who just sold a ton of cookies (I totally made this phrase up because I wanted to rhyme like #5).

Watch out, W. I may act like a Boy Scout but I know how to fight dirty.

Looks like a boy scout.