Sentence examples for scout motto from inspiring English sources

It's loosely based on the Scout motto.

On one side of the knife was the Scout motto: "Be prepared".

The legacy of Hurricane Katrina was as simple as the Boy Scout motto: "Be prepared".

The main one is as simple as the Boy Scout motto: Be prepared.

"I've always believed in the Boy Scout motto: Be prepared," Mr. Schumer says.

For the gardener, that wise and familiar Boy Scout motto, "Be prepared" is a practical thought to keep in mind.

But don't forget the Scouts' motto.

The scouting motto is the perfect one for preventing deaths in the UK countryside: one key way to prevent deaths from exposure was to wear the right clothing.

There's something reassuringly organised and adult about heading to the shops with a list of essentials before embarking on a new project – a sort of real-world expression of the Scouts' motto.

Mr. Schumer would not be interviewed for this article, but his spokesman, Phil Singer, said, "Senator Schumer believes in following the Boy Scouts' motto: 'Be prepared.' " As far back as November 2001, top Republicans, including Karl Rove, President Bush's chief political adviser, were talking publicly about holding their 2004 presidential convention in New York City.

So much for the scout's motto: be prepared.