Sentence examples for these scouts from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 6, these scouts will start working for their candidates.

But I couldn't understand who these scouts were practicing to protect themselves from.

Now, a new study suggests that these scouts have genetic brain patterns that set them apart from other bees.

It is these scouts who are the biggest casualties in the battle over gay rights, said Mr. Cohen.

These "scouts" probably won't add much to your trip except find firewood and help the guide with directions, but there's no choice.

These scouts, like the buyer of fake purses on Canal Street, are usually actors, and their most important tool is the "spotters' closet" in the Hi-Tech office.

These scouting devices had their antitheses in electronic jammers and countermeasures in effect, antiscouting systems.

These scouting assignments judge a player on everything from their acceleration to work rate, place of birth to preferred moves.

It is all too human to want to look for an easy way out, to protect revered institutions and ourselves, and to convince ourselves, as it is plain these scout leaders did two decades ago and more, that silence could somehow be best for all concerned (in the words of one leader, from a letter quoted in The New York Times, "If it don't stink, don't stir it").

Nevertheless, these "scout" departments, in which mass screening was initiated based on academic initiative, may be more highly implicated in screening and cannot necessarily be extrapolated to other departments according to national directives.

The majority of the scouts, these two scouts said, clocked Freeney closer to a 4.45 to 4.5.