(Gisborne) Get out and scour the country for the Nightwatchman. | |
- I'm going to scour all of those other islands. | |
- No, he doesn't want to scour over this dry material. | |
- Spongebob doesn't have a scour side. | |
- The Miracle Brush can scour everything from bottles... | |
(Gisborne) Get out and scour the country for the Nightwatchman. | |
- I'm going to scour all of those other islands. | |
- No, he doesn't want to scour over this dry material. | |
- Spongebob doesn't have a scour side. | |
- The Miracle Brush can scour everything from bottles... | |
And because you have the relationship with Grace, you're gonna be in charge of distracting her and keeping her out while the tech team scours her house. | |
As Anakin Skywalker scours the galaxy, desperate to find his lost apprentice. Trandoshan sport hunters track their youngling prey. | |
Broadly speaking, a vampire is an earthbound spirit whose body comes to life at night and scours the countryside, satisfying a ravenous appetite for the blood of the living. | |
Cohaagen scours U.F.B. and The Colony every day looking for my father. | |
He resisted the scours. | |
And because you have the relationship with Grace, you're gonna be in charge of distracting her and keeping her out while the tech team scours her house. | |
As Anakin Skywalker scours the galaxy, desperate to find his lost apprentice. Trandoshan sport hunters track their youngling prey. | |
Broadly speaking, a vampire is an earthbound spirit whose body comes to life at night and scours the countryside, satisfying a ravenous appetite for the blood of the living. | |
Cohaagen scours U.F.B. and The Colony every day looking for my father. | |
He resisted the scours. | |
'And although Officer Myers scoured the bins and each of the boxes, 'he had no reason to search individual evidence bags. | |
'Now, in her iceberg-white, holily-laundered crinoline nightgown, under virtuous polar sheets, in her spruced and scoured, dust-defying bedroom, in trig and trim Bay View, a house for paying guests at the top of the town.' | |
*** I scoured the H.R. Handbook. | |
- For five days, we scoured that beast of a Mountain, fighting our way through blizzards, sandstorms, and three typhoons. | |
- Just scoured the world for it, that's all. | |
"After weeks of scouring the jungle, | |
"Every vasty field and daisy meadow endured a scouring to the inchworth, their moonsilver blades sliced through many a neck in the creaking crickpine forest. | |
"How come an off-scouring like you is still sucking air when so many of mine are in coffins?" I'll say: | |
'Cause the FDLE is scouring your RV and your home, Frank, and if they find one piece of evidence that can link you forensically to Doug or to Cody, I'll make sure you go away for life. | |
(Chloe) John and Fate are scouring the nitrogen depots. | |
'And although Officer Myers scoured the bins and each of the boxes, 'he had no reason to search individual evidence bags. | |
'Now, in her iceberg-white, holily-laundered crinoline nightgown, under virtuous polar sheets, in her spruced and scoured, dust-defying bedroom, in trig and trim Bay View, a house for paying guests at the top of the town.' | |
*** I scoured the H.R. Handbook. | |
- For five days, we scoured that beast of a Mountain, fighting our way through blizzards, sandstorms, and three typhoons. | |
- Just scoured the world for it, that's all. | |
"After weeks of scouring the jungle, | |
"Every vasty field and daisy meadow endured a scouring to the inchworth, their moonsilver blades sliced through many a neck in the creaking crickpine forest. | |
"How come an off-scouring like you is still sucking air when so many of mine are in coffins?" I'll say: | |
'Cause the FDLE is scouring your RV and your home, Frank, and if they find one piece of evidence that can link you forensically to Doug or to Cody, I'll make sure you go away for life. | |
(Chloe) John and Fate are scouring the nitrogen depots. | |