Sentence examples for scouting line from inspiring English sources

Since the opposing fleets would close with each other at a relative 40 miles per hour, a scouting line had to be thrown out well in front to report enemy movements by wireless.

To give advance warning of the approach of any Allied naval forces, the Japanese sent submarines,, and to form a scouting line in the ocean about 450 nautical miles southwest of Guadalcanal.

IT took two long minutes of scouting a line before Mike Murphy was ready to jump.

Although Everton's match against West Ham was not open to the public – just to a cluster of middle-aged scouts, lining the length of the pitch – most games are intended to be, and at least two must be played at a club's main stadium.

It is strange when your child can be on the front lines, scouting the mountains of Afghanistan and still able to call you on your cellphone at the beach.

When the rent has increased beyond the group's desire to pay, necessitating a hunt for a new place, Mr. Baird has been on the front lines, scouting for properties with the features his housemates deem necessities: an outdoor shower, a large backyard and access to a tennis court.

He even had a job lined up scouting for a Japanese team this summer.

Rivals gets to be the first in line for scouting ever-younger talent, while NextGen gets to charge families for the promise of exposure to coaches.

LeBlanc said the bus lines are scouting new sites because they will have to move in March once construction on a hotel adjacent to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center gets further underway.

Otherwise, he says, motivated climbers would already be up there, scouting and re-establishing the line.

In the Air Force, those demands might include scouting for days behind enemy lines to coordinate an air attack, or parachuting into a battle zone to evacuate the wounded.