Sentence examples for make scouting from inspiring English sources

Guys like him make scouting easy".

Four years after that, at the age of 22, he resolved to make Scouting his lifetime career.

These gatherings, which in some instances occur only monthly, make scouting a relatively easy sell for students juggling homework, piano lessons and sports.

It is the entertainment aspect of the business that can be hardest to define, and that can make scouting talent so difficult.

Although many of the church sponsors — almost 70 percent of local scout units are backed by a religion-based group — are culturally conservative, they also hugely cherish the right to make scouting an adjunct of their respective belief systems.

"We either are going to figure out how to make scouting the most exciting, dynamic organization for Hispanic kids, or we're going to be out of business," said Rick Cronk, a former national president of the Boy Scouts and chairman of the World Scout Committee.

Murphy continued to make scouting patrols to take German prisoners before being hospitalized for a week on 13 March with a second bout of malaria.

They made scouting missions in smaller boats.

The Lakeland man had explained to family and friends that the different birth dates were a deliberate deception when he was a prospect to make scouts think he was younger.

It is this examination as well as Mr. Applebome's investigation of Scouting at its corporate level and "the legal scuffles over what it has come to see as the three G's -- God, Girls and Gays" that makes "Scout's Honor" not only an enjoyable book but an important one as well.

It isn't entirely clear what makes scouts stop campaigning for less popular sites; they don't get voted out as if they were participating in some insect version of Dancing with the Stars.