Meanings of patrol (patroled) in English

That road's patroled, and it's safe from the gentle Caesars.

The prisoners were executed, the war-ships patroled the coast for a time, and everything became quiet.

After placing a guard over the Camp I had the country about patroled and all ordered in.

Every reserve has to be closely patroled.

They finally swept the English from the seas, and patroled the Channel with a broom at the masthead.

I patroled the river-bank regularly those days, though there was little or nothing for me to do there.

No instances of lurking and perfidious revenge occurred, and the British soldier patroled the streets of Paris safe from treacherous assault.

While one set patroled the necropolis in darkness, the other had broken out flashlights to expedite their work by the tomb.

They'd pick you off like rabbits," objected Sawdy, "and they've got that whole trail patroled to the Crazy Woman.

The ferry and the mainland are patroled...

The captain told me that he imagined those to be two vessels who regularly patroled the fishing grounds in the interest of French fisheries.

Sensitive as a barometer to every variation, every shading, in public sentiment and sympathy, Morgan patroled the town nightly until the streets were deserted.

Sandwich-men Employed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, that Patroled London Streets in July, 1911.

Mostly U.S. troops are responsible for helping Afghan forces patrol mountainous region.

Even today, six years or more after, foxes still patrol this house.

At least nine police patrol vehicles are now being used every day.