Sentence examples for scouting from from inspiring English sources

It's all part of a scheme, funded in part by a government grant, to expand Scouting from market towns and suburbs into deprived and inner-city parts of Britain.

1. ST. LOUIS: Cardinals are experimenting with iPads in dugout so players can do hacking, er, scouting, from bench.

"Scouting is about fostering leadership and important life skills in young men and this policy prevents scouting from truly living its mission".

By the age of 14, he was supporting himself in California, while also learning scouting from some of the last of the cowboys and frontiersmen of the American Southwest.

Burnham learned much about scouting from these Indian trackers, who were advanced in age and fading from the frontier, including the vital lesson that "it is imperative that a scout should know the history, tradition, religion, social customs, and superstitions of whatever country or people he is called on to work in or among".

Scouting, from its roots before World War I and its charter granted by Congress in 1916, has always been a mix of top-down structure and local flavor, defined by troop volunteers and conditions of city, suburb or country.

He said he learned about the "School Pride" location scouts from a columnist for The Detroit Free-Press, Rochelle Riley.

"I wasn't scouted from a school, but the playground to which I had always been supremely dedicated before.

So will scouts from opposing teams.

You don't get that from Scouting for Girls.

We inferred survivorship of S. frugiperda larvae from scouting observations and from the assumption that each egg mass contains, on average, 150 fertile eggs [ 20].