Sentence examples for lives patrolling from inspiring English sources

I also can't stress enough my appreciation for the vision of my friends and colleagues at the IRF and the Cincinnati Zoo, as well the inspiring men of the Indonesia Rhino-Patrol Units in Sumatra who risk their lives patrolling the forest each night, ensuring that one of the last refuges for this species remains secure.

We've all laughed knowingly about being "mad to live" and patrolling the "Negro streets at dawn".

No having to risk pilots' lives when patroling the skies.

I can't imagine a reporter joining my unit on our first live patrol.

According to independent reports, in coastal cities and villages where members of both Alawi and Sunni communities live, patrols of unidentified men have visited residents belonging to either group to warn them of impending sectarian attacks and to mobilise them against the other group.

While the Soldiers of Odin group has a largely online presence, they have also recently conducted live patrols in Colorado and Montana.

Now, the Marines say their new mission, called Operation Khanjar, will include more troops and resources than ever before, as well as a commitment by the troops to live and patrol near population centers to ensure that residents are protected.

At the height of the group's power in Orange County, nearly 300 Klansmen lived in Anaheim, patrolling city streets in robes and masks.

Although the islands are the stuff of cubicle daydreams and beer commercials, most are undeveloped and many are almost completely uninhabited, save for a few Cambodian military officers living without electricity, patrolling the jungle in cheap plastic sandals.

Although they have already been vetted thoroughly and regularly (they were, after all, living, sleeping, and patrolling alongside American troops, often while carrying weapons), to receive a visa interpreters have to prove themselves all over again.

We don't need the moral police patrolling our lives or the government to intervene to tell us what's right or wrong.