Examples of 'spoors' in a sentence
Meaning of "spoors"
Spoors (noun): Tracks or trails left by animals, typically in the wild. These can include footprints, droppings, or markings on the ground. Scientists and trackers often study spoors to identify the presence of certain animals or track their movements
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of spoor
- An occupational surname from Middle English
- plural of Spoor
How to use "spoors" in a sentence
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The spoors clanging.
You have been running the wire on the Spoors.
Jacobus Spoors was appointed prosecutor.
I just got off the phone with Principal Spoors voicemail.
Principal Spoors comes back tomorrow.
I have been begging Principal Spoors for months.
Leave Spoors out of this.
Most of that traffic runs through jersey now . The spoors have diversified.
The Spoors have diversified.
There are fox, and I saw their spoors.
So the Spoors were moving in on Chen.
But he 's attending a leadership conference . Ordinarily, Principal Spoors would walk you through your day.
Only Spoors knows it.
If you win, we will tell Principal Spoors Shush!
Spoors does not share his bathroom with his poor secretary with the shy bladder?
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You have been investigating the Spoors for three years, you have nothing on Alex.
Oy, Spoors always picks days he 's out for people to be fired.
You are gonna let Principal Spoors just shut down our rehabilitation?
Just shut down our rehabilitation? You're gonna let Principal Spoors.
Three months later, Spoors competed for the first time at elite level.
And there have been some new developments . So, designers, I just spoke with Principal Spoors.
Cry to Principal Spoors when he gets back from the anti-smoking assembly.
And because Principal Spoors is my brother-in-law.
And Principal Spoors is not . The bathroom is here.
I got framed . Cry to Principal Spoors when he gets back from the anti-smoking assembly.
Are the Spoors making a move?
