Mr. Garrison said he had tried to scout similar parcels of residential property, but pointed out that there was no family living next door to the White House.
Television choppers have chased Boeing helicopters as top executives tried to scout locations in privacy; and Ron Kirk, the mayor of Dallas, has thrown in what could tip the balance in the Boeing sweepstakes.
This is a tip that's more useful on smartphones, but tablets and laptops can benefit from it as well: Windows 10 lets you save maps to your device in case you should lose a Wi-Fi or data connection while you're trying to scout out the nearby area.
The web has become a space that defines you, it's your digital imprint and the first place employers look when trying to scout you for that next job.
I'm making this movie, we're trying to scout locations right now, you're perfect"—literally jumping up and down going—"We wrote this role for you, you're perfect for this role.
Every backpacker who's wandered the pavements of Mumbai will have encountered the overly friendly young men lurking round the Leopold Cafe trying to scout random travelers for "starring roles" in upcoming Bollywood blockbusters.
Every backpacker who's wandered the pavements of Mumbai will have encountered the overly friendly young men lurking round the Leopold Cafe trying to scout random travellers for "starring roles" in upcoming Bollywood blockbusters.
Five days after this skirmish, Antonio Machuca led a party of 12 musketeers, 25 archers and 13 muleteers to try to find President Barrios, to scout a river route to the lake and to capture another interpreter, the previous one no longer being trusted.
If you are meeting her at a location, try to get there early to scout the place out.
To maintain contact with Scouts or Girl Guides after they graduate, UNICEF should try to engage "open scouts".
