scout造句

They were scout dogs.

Climbing the mountain fatigued the whole scout troop.

Weather scout is predicting clouds for the whole day.

They were scout dogs. We used them all the time.

The ASCOD features a Lockheed-designed turret for the planned scout variant.

Our scout has established that a guard patrols outside the office. This may complicate your Ingress.

The general landed on the scout for his not carefully observing the enemy situation.

A half-dozen anonymous workers scout ahead to check possible hive locations in hollow trees or wall cavities.

The dragon was a mile off, and yet the scout stood frozen until his stallion began to whicker in fear.

Playing for the East Northumberland Schoolboys side, Charlton's prodigious talents caught the eye of Manchester United's chief scout, Joe Armstrong.

He made that jump with Sergeant First Class Jesse Mendez, a scout dog trainer during the Vietnam War.

Frank Arnesen, the chief scout and director of youth development turned football board member and sporting director, finds his position more secure than it has been for years.

He was playing the role of an enemy scout during an exercise that was meant to evaluate the weapon, and got blasted at full power for four seconds.

But the victory was not without cost. Jackson's brutal attack ended at sunset, and he took some men into the forest to scout ahead.

If an ant finds an outstanding hole — such as the inside of an acorn or a rock crevice — it recruits another scout to check it out.

And as any girl scout knows, twigs catch light more readily than branches, so a twiggy sort of plant can catch fire more readily than its non-twiggy sister.

Make use of fast moving or aerial units (or scanner sweeps) to scout out ahead of your army and fi gure out which units should engage to suffer minimal losses.