scout for造句

They scout for investment opportunities in America and Europe.

Active hiring means sending staff to scout for talent, for example at careers fairs.

Roofers, landscape gardeners and solar-panelinstallers use the virtual maps to scout for potential customers.

A team of four was sent to scout for a nuclear test site.

If you have an extravagant budget you can scout for convenient party places which can hold your guests.

According to Han, Xiaokaxiu is aiming to be a promotional platform for new TV series, or even a talent scout for potential actors.

The standard air scout for UEF forces, the Hummingbird sacrifices weapons and armor for an advanced optical suite that gives it an excellent field of vision.

Virologists try to obtain samples from every new H5N1 patient to scout for signs that the avian virus is adapting to infect humans more efficiently.

Under his conferring language circumstance, it has much valuable meaning to re-understand the right deduction and try to scout for the further value behind the right deduction.