Sentence examples similar to widely scouted from inspiring English sources
There also seemed to be a reluctance to travel widely to scout global players.
Matt Miller, a widely respected scout in the NFL world, had this to say about Luck: "Luck is the quintessential draft prospect, the best covered in my time doing this and the most NFL-ready quarterback to come along since John Elway left Palo Alto in 1983...Luck is the foundation the Colts need to rebuild".
He also oversaw the publication of the Boy Scout Handbook, edited by his good friend and colleague William Green Bar Billl" Hillcourt, as well as the Handbook for Scoutmasters and the first edition of the widely read Scout Field Book.
In 2009, a widely e-mailed "preseason scouting report" rated the desirability of about 50 newly arrived freshman women by the number of drinks a man would need in order to have sex with them.
The Scout uniform is a widely recognized characteristic of Scouting.
Fortunately, research published Monday in Nature Astronomy finds that radiation exposure varies widely on Europa, which will help scout out the best sites for potential life.
One is to scout for properties in foreclosure, which often are not widely advertised.
Logan White, the Dodgers' scouting director, made the winning call on Yasiel Puig, a $42-million 42-milliony mocall widely the industry at the timocked
Michael Lewis's book "Moneyball," which illustrated how the Oakland Athletics used statistics to produce winning teams with lean payrolls, is now widely imitated, and it is no longer unusual for a brainy blogger to be hired to scout players.
He was nicknamed "Mr. Clutch" in a Pittsburgh Steelers scouting report, although "Gluefingers" – a name bestowed upon him by Browns announcer Bob Neal – was more widely used.
