Sentence examples for reconnaisance from inspiring English sources

Two pitch inspectors, Mike Denness and David Hughes, and the ECB's pitches consultant, Chris Wood, were on reconnaisance.

But after adding in the £82,607 that his staff spent on scheduled flights for reconnaisance and advance visits associated with the trip, the total bill came in at £433,020.

An hour or so before Esvelt's meeting on Nantucket, we joined one of his graduate students, Joanna Buchthal, and Sam Telford, an infectious-disease and global-health professor at Tufts School of Veterinary Medicine, for a sandwich and some reconnaisance on Alter Rock.

In that same spirit, let's make the product pictures a little bigger, O.K.? For our customers over the age of 17, or the ones who wear glasses, we should look like an online catalog, not a series of satellite reconnaisance photos.

In the field, reconnaisance became airborne and cinematic; at home, propaganda leapt from the page to the screen.

One of the astronauts goes on a reconnaisance mission leaving the two remaining astronauts to argue.

As the country most dependent on satellites for reconnaisance and communications, America has the most to lose if space becomes a potential battlefield.

It was seen by at least 18 of the Mars-watchers — though not by the imaging systems that's on board the Mars Reconnaisance Orbiter, because of the time that they take pictures.

He served our country as an airplane crew chief with the 25th Tactical Reconnaisance Squadron at Itami Army Air Base in Osaka, Japan.

Yesterday Whitehall sources told the Guardian that soldiers of the Special Reconnaisance Regiment, modelled on an undercover unit that operated in Northern Ireland, was engaged in "low-level intelligence behind the scenes" when the Brazilian was shot.