Sentence examples for make reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

Some of it was truly mysterious, in areas much too remote for prospective buyers to make reconnaissance visits.

Tour operators are always searching for new places to go and those now making reconnaissance trips see Iran as a market for the future.

The Jerusalem District Court said Yarden Morag, Shlomo Dvir and Ofer Gamliel had stockpiled explosives and made reconnaissance runs since February to prepare for a "large-scale attack".

He was a veteran of World War II, having served with the US Air Force as a radio operator making reconnaissance flights over the Pacific in search of German U-boats.

Royal Air Force pilots made reconnaissance flights over the Belizean jungle looking for guerrilla camps and British troops carried out secret foot patrols.

Royal Air Force (RAF) pilots made reconnaissance flights over the Belizean jungle looking for guerrilla camps, and British troops carried out secret foot patrols.

In addition, detailed planning had been dislocated by the voluntary German withdrawal to the Hindenburg Line, secrecy had been compromised, and German planes gained control of the sky making reconnaissance difficult.

Throughout the offensive the Allied aircraft made reconnaissance flights, spotted for naval gunfire support, and conducted low-level bombing of Ottoman reserves as they were brought up to the battlefield; they also undertook anti-shipping operations in the Gulf of Saros where a seaplane from HMS Ben-my-Chree sank an Ottoman tug with an air-launched torpedo.

Robinson decided to make a reconnaissance run into Bury Park, where most of Luton's Muslims live.

A group of men were sent to Hill 204 to make a reconnaissance, to report on conditions there as well as to bury the dead.

The good news was that Ed, Paul, and Karma Tenzin of the Council for Renewable Natural Resources were able to make a reconnaissance collection of samples from the ancient juniper trees growing at the timberline below Tampe La.