Sentence examples for patrolling to a from inspiring English sources

Most police officers patrol in squad cars, on bikes or even on horseback, but Zwicky decided to take patrolling to a whole new level by mixing his love of skateboarding with his job.

The Australians also began collecting their casualties for evacuation, while another resupply was completed with APCs. 1 RAR subsequently commenced a clearance of the area, with the four Australian rifle companies patrolling to a depth of 1000 m, killing one North Vietnamese soldier and capturing another.

We were then directed by the Patrol to a Chevron station just beyond a nearby exit, where we parked on the shoulder of a turnaround and gave our contact information to a patrolman, while the drivers involved provided full statements to the authorities.

Tamas took Bánáthy on his first overnight camp out with his patrol to a small forest near Gyula.

They've also been conducting a "party patrol" to take a more proactive approach to stopping raucous house parties.

Johnson led a Spitfire patrol to prevent a second wave of German aircraft attacking but engaged no enemy aircraft, since there was no follow-up attack.

When uncertain about enemy locations, do they perform "reconnaissance by fire" or expose themselves to a potential ambush by first sending patrols to take a look?

Sometimes just a glance or a nod at a passing car is enough for police patrols to fine a woman, Knappik said.

The Taliban would want revenge, said Sgt. First Class Thomas Wright, the platoon sergeant, and a patrol to Laneyal meant a walk into a bad village.

On a more practical level, the city has stepped up police patrols to combat a spate of racially tinged violence.

The Coast Guard's mission has intensified beyond its traditional search-and-rescue operations and coastline patrols to be a frontline barrier to terrorism, Mr. Israel said.