Sentence examples for the scouting from inspiring English sources
noun
A person sent out to gain and bring in tidings; especially, one employed in war to gain information about the enemy and ground.
Named Chuck Grillo to the scouting staff.
INDIANAPOLIS — Quarterbacks worked out at the scouting combine Sunday.
He was also a keen supporter of the scouting movement.
SAN DIEGO PADRES--Named Brandy Davis to the scouting staff.
"Parents want their youth in the scouting program, and they find value in the scouting program in their community," he said.
Our Master Security Officer program reminds me of the scouting program of my youth.
He spent hours with the scouting director and the farm director.
Perry ran the 20-yard shuttle at the scouting combine in 4.66 seconds.
A. Each year, the scouting combine features the same two story lines: Who's the hot quarterback?
At the scouting combine in Indianapolis, Wilson wore a three-piece suit for his interview.
You know, you're on the scouting report now.' "He laughed about it," Anthony said.
