Sentence examples for younger scout from inspiring English sources

The young Alfred is an Eagle Scout, and when a younger Scout leans toward him, eager to touch, Alfred, who may be eager, too, leads him in prayer — a solemn, queasy moment that doesn't work.

Many comment on the friendship of the younger Scout and Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird, but the particular fervour of tomboy/delicate-boy friendships have never been so evocative as here.

Today, younger scouts like Mr. Chornak have taken up the mantle.

The consultation identified the need to create new badges that allow younger Scouts to develop a wider range of skills.

The Thin Mints package, for example, shows girls gardening, and the back features the junior gardener badge, earned when scouts learn how to grow plants, and the financial literacy badge, for younger scouts.

A Junior troop in the Ramblewood neighborhood, girls 10 and 11 years old, collaborated with a troop of younger Scouts, Brownies; for the Brownies, the project was what in scouting is called a bridging ceremony, marking their graduation to the next level.

Troops mix older and younger Scouts in the same patrols, so that the older boys can teach the younger ones more effectively.

Some troops mix older and younger Scouts in the same patrols, so that the older Scouts can teach the younger ones more effectively, other troops group Scouts by age, so that the members of one patrol have more in common.

Boxes or plastic bags with the person's last name on a tag will make the whole deal go much more quickly, and organizing the orders can be fun for younger scouts.

"My editor, who was taken by the flashbacks to Scout's childhood, persuaded me to write a novel from the point of view of the young Scout," Lee said in the statement.

I was signed by a young scout by the name of Pat Gillick at a tryout in Saskatchewan.