Sentence examples for scout of a from inspiring English sources

Hope ordered Terpsichore and Bonne Citoyenne to cruise off Sardinia and on 3 June encountered the brig HMS Mutine under Captain Thomas Hardy, the scout of a fleet sent by Earl St. Vincent that was approaching the rendezvous.

The testimony given to the Senate Judiciary Committee stands to reflect the image Kavanaugh has painted of himself as a Boy Scout of sorts; a good Catholic kid who worked his "butt off," placing academics, team sports, and charity above all.

Unlike the professional leagues, with their advanced scouting of a limited pool of players, a solid college coach and an enthusiastic recruiting staff can unearth overlooked talent.

This esteemed group of ladies are also joined in the sisterhood by scouts of a younger generation, including Abigail Breslin and Dakota Fanning.

Some of the scenes were inspired by photographs sent to Morgan and Wong by location scouts of a BC Hydro power station, which was used as a shooting location in the episode.

However, when aiming the use of a I-MAb for scouting of a I-MAb conjugate in RIT, the I/MAb molar ratios of the conjugates can be easily synchronized, since this provides the best guarantee that the biodistribution of the therapeutic agent will be accurately predicted by the scouting agent.

I remember scores of youngsters finishing cub scouts of an evening and immediately trooping round to the chippie and asking for bags of scraps.

You may be given a scout instead of a warrior.

Her demeanor belies a hefty résumé as a scout of emerging talent.

Eduardo da Silva was born Brazilian but he was spotted by a scout of Dinamo Zagreb and tempted from Rio de Janeiro to the Croatian capital at age 15.

Burnham, who served as the lead scout of the Wilson Patrol, sensed a trap and advised Wilson to withdraw, but Wilson ordered his patrol to advance.