Sentence examples similar to to casing out from inspiring English sources

High on the crest of an enormous dune a dozen baboons crouch, warming themselves in the late afternoon sun's amber rays as they watch their curious human cousin return to the camp they've been casing out since I left.

I got a bit obsessed with the Asian Gold theory and FYI, if the police are monitoring my post-robbery search history, please note I have been doing these searches for purely journalistic reasons, and that I am not casing out my neighbors to try and grab some of sort of semblance of Christmas back but I kept digging for other motives.

Nolan was forced to blow the casing out of frame instead, but in the confusion, the crew shot it backwards.

The turbine could not be repaired inside the ship, so the yard workers had to cut holes in the upper decks to lift the damaged casing out.

Soon enough the Doctor was back in a dying Davros's clutches and Clara was trapped inside a Dalek casing, shouting to get out and struggling to be heard.

Thirdly, an aero-engine rotor tester with the casings was used to carry out rubbing experiments for single-point rubbing on the casing and complete-cycle rubbing on the rotor, the simulation result was found to agree well with the experimental values, and the improved blade casing rubbing model was fully verified.

Over-crimping or seating a bullet too deep can also cause excessive chamber pressures and cause the casing or gun to blow out or blow up (respectively).

While revolvers and bolt-action rifles are more forgiving when it comes to excessive powder loads, all casings are able to blow out and all guns are susceptible to kB!ing (exploding).

Boudin, on the other hand, is a rather neat food — at least until the eater finishes squeezing it into his mouth and tosses the casing out the window of his car.

Wine bars, art galleries, restaurants and boutiques have proliferated, turning the area into a magnet for real-life style seekers who can be seen on weekends casing out the string of shops scattered in the shadow of the Manhattan Bridge.

It included vacuum devices that attached to a centrifuge casing and sucked out virtually all the air, reducing friction around the spinning rotors.