Sentence examples for what patrols from inspiring English sources
A Sixth Army report indicated that the raid demonstrated " ... what patrols can accomplish in enemy territory by following the basic principles of scouting and patrolling, 'sneaking and peeping,' [the] use of concealment, reconnaissance of routes from photographs and maps prior to the actual operation,... and the coordination of all arms in the accomplishment of a mission".
What, patrolling the whole of cyberspace?
Click the "r######" link, when an edit has been patrolled by a user, to see what the patrolled edit looked like when it was patrolled.
"They did what the patrol guide said".
Given such retaliation, Judge Dearie suggested it was possible that the Police Department actually discouraged officers from reporting misconduct, regardless of what the patrol guide said.
The poll found that 71% of Australians agree that "the government should turn back boats when it is safe to do so"—precisely what Australian patrol boats have been doing recently.
It's also technically completely optional for passengers, some awakened by flashlight beams in their eyes, to engage in what the patrol calls a "consensual and nonintrusive conversation"; but they aren't told that.
What if patrol cars had portable minilabs that analyzed DNA so fast that officers, using a strand of a suspect's hair, could determine within minutes whether he was the right, or the wrong, man?
This sharp rise comes despite a dramatic decrease in what the patrol terms "nationwide illegal alien apprehensions" in recent years following the economic downturn and the Bush and Obama administrations' increased commitment of resources to border security: from about 1.1 million per year a decade ago to 421,000 in 2013.
Sure, I know what the patrol guide says and what it doesn't say.
We acquired a sense of what the water patrols are like when we were allowed to ride at thrilling speeds on some of the boats, learning how they can stop on a dime with a gush of water that would certainly surprise any antagonists.
