Sentence examples for patrol about from inspiring English sources
A minute later, a car exploded near a police patrol about a half-mile away, said the official, Brig.
Mr. Winslow became better known with novels like "California Fire and Life" and "The Dawn Patrol," about a detective who is also a surfer.
(I'm reminded of Howard Hawks's first sound film, "The Dawn Patrol," about commanders who are agonized by the duty to send flyers to a sure death).
Park rangers were on patrol about 2.5km from the Alkali Flat trailhead when they found the woman's body about 5 30pm on Tuesday.
Ms. Medina, who had three children, started working on the tenant patrol about two months ago, two or three times a week.
The Marines rarely enter except on specific raids such as this one or to do a full patrol about once a week, Lieutenant McKinley said.
"A Libyan coastguard patrol was about 25 miles offshore.
6/7/2010 We go out on 11-hour foot patrol at about 6am.
After the meeting, Mr. McNerney said he hoped to have a patrol of about 20 people running within a year.
On average, the crew will go on patrol for about 80 days, unable to communicate during that time with their families, though they can receive messages, either an 120-word one once a week or two 60-word ones.
There is all the stoicism and heroism of the time, but also the machismo and racism: "A patrol of about 18 Japs tried to penetrate our lines during the early morning.
