| On July 20, 1973 Smithson was in a light aircraft, reconnoitring a work in progress in Amarillo, Texas. |
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| Route reconnoitring is in fact a significant and technical aspect with which many factors play a crucial role. |
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| Brindley, however, after reconnoitring the route, persuaded the duke to allow him to construct a gravity-flow canal crossing the Irwell valley on a viaduct carried on arches. |
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| Out on a search-and-destroy mission the morning after leaving Meserve's command, Eriksson told me, he encountered a small group of American military men reconnoitring the vicinity of the cave complex. |
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| She loves to talk on the phonewhile washing the dinner dishes,catching up long distance ordealing with issues closer to home,the reconnoitring with the long lostor a recent so-and-so. |
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| On that day, some reconnoitring was made until beyond Jouy. |
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| In addition we are reconnoitring the Algerian market. |
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| Another important aspect is that of route reconnoitring. |
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| Fleming set off on a reconnoitring expedition in the summer of 1872 with a small group that included his son Frank Andrew, the Reverend George Monro Grant, Dr Moren, the botanist John Macoun and native guides. |
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| He spent the summer reconnoitring the French coast, but apart from a failed attack on Boulogne in August, saw little action. |
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| By his own account, in November Lawrence was captured at Darʿā by the Turks while reconnoitring the area in Arab dress and was apparently recognized and homosexually brutalized before he was able to escape. |
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| Ms Darlow alleged that most of the group met in London at the city's Central Gurdwara, before reconnoitring the hotel their alleged target was staying in and launching their attack. |
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| Faced with this level of defence, the division was halted and spent the following days reconnoitring the German positions preparing for an assault. |
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