Usage of "do some scouting"

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Usage of do some scouting in English

The Russians will do some scouting. 
 The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo 

Michael let the others start unpacking their gear, and then he said, I'm going out to do some scouting. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

Stop the train, Canby, when we come to the first open and level space, and we'll do some scouting ahead. 
 The Guns of Shiloh: A Story of the Great Western Campaign 

We were enabled to do some scouting in the afternoon, which resulted in the discovery that our camp was on an island. 
 The Long Labrador Trail 

I am sending out a contingent under the command of Martland Redbeard, the Earl of Thun, to destroy them and to do some scouting besides. 
 Brisingr 

Thinking of that after firing the shotgun once, cleaning it, and setting away all the weapons, I said, "We need to do some scouting today." 
 The Hyperion Cantos 

I did some scouting work for General Greene in the Carolinas. 
 The Northern Iron 

Now the new coach has done some scouting and seen me. 
 News.com.au 

The Honourable Elisha Jane did some scouting on his own account. 
 Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill 

I have been doing some scouting across the desert, with my boy here. 
 With Kitchener in the Soudan: A Story of Atbara and Omdurman 

"Haddon says he wants to do some scouting about," announced Carton, when we rejoined them. 
 The Dream Doctor 

Now, I ain't pressin' you, but I done some scouting while you was away, and I heard four men's voices in the house. 
 The Seventh Man 

"Going to do some scouting," he muttered, and then called to a native officer, "Pass these two men beyond the outposts. 
 With Kitchener in the Soudan: A Story of Atbara and Omdurman 

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