Sentence examples for maintained a lookout from inspiring English sources

In Shejaiya we saw Hamas spotters taking up positions on empty streets, talking into telephones and walkie-talkies as they maintained a lookout.

Armed with advanced detection equipment, Mr. Libin maintains a lookout for radio pirates.

Yet even she needs to be occasionally reminded of this, where Rick tells her of the importance of maintaining a lookout at the clock-tower.

The instructor had two-way microphone communication with the student, and his duties were to instruct the student in the rear seat, monitor his performance and maintain a lookout for other aircraft.

As a further precaution, Becker's sister maintained a constant lookout from a second-floor window; at the approach of a Vopo patrol, she warned the diggers to stop work by flipping a switch, which turned off a string of electric lights that had been installed in the tunnel.

The protest ship was found to have failed to maintain a proper lookout.

Whenever we are cruising from one destination to another, he spends the majority of his time on the bridge, maintaining a keen lookout.

The results suggest that Derby elands that lived in their natural habitat adjusted their maternal behaviour so as to be able to readily maintain a vigilant lookout for predators and other similar risks.

Previously, we investigated a case where a tugboat mate failed to maintain a proper lookout due in part to his repeated personal use of his cell phone and company laptop; the tugboat and barge it was towing collided with another vessel, killing two people.

Maintaining an effective lookout, in other words, 'He hit another boat, did he not see it?' Whether or not navigational lights were properly displayed.

The Commissioner concluded that the collision was primarily the fault of Voyagers bridge crew not maintaining an effective lookout, but also placed blame on Melbournes Captain John Robertson (who resigned shortly after) and two other officers for failing to alert Voyager or take effective measures to avoid collision.