Sentence examples for to scopes from inspiring English sources
noun
The breadth, depth or reach of a subject; a domain.
Yet there is something to Scopes.
This will happen to Scopes whom everybody likes.
Both of those hospitals notified dozens more patients that they may have been exposed to scopes tainted with a lethal superbug.
Over several years, 21 people died and at least two dozen more became ill from infections related to scopes, including some in Los Angeles.
Our results showed the average "time-to-scope" was 335.5 ± 526 minutes in current study.
The average "time-to-scope" was 335.5 ± 526 min in the current study.
"I'm not out there trying to scope out guys.
Scope Miami 2007 Sunday afternoon visitors to Scope Miami 2007 will be greeted by the wafting smell of barbecue.
Early in June, Maïga decided to scope out the route the smugglers would have to take.
Some use the directory to scope out hotels when traveling to other cities.
McGowan saw rewards as commissions, which allowed her to scope out demand for her practice.
