loitering

In a modern battlefield where the sky is constantly being illuminated by radar, a loitering craft in the area of battle is not going to be there for long.

Seemingly the main purpose of Scrum is to exert more pressure on the individual team member to avoid loitering.

Also as a smart way to dissuade people from loitering around an entrance in a public building.

Many of the more expensive multi-rotors will also come with a GPS and auto-pilot which will enable loitering (i.e.

It has better loitering and payload capabilities, while being much harder to hit with an RPG.

So, there are ideas loitering in his mind that want his attention but aren't sure why?

Drones also have loitering capabilities that would be much more expensive to maintain with jets.

Plus a loitering A-10 is more useful than an F-35 with an ephemeral presence.

My favourite instance of this is story of hooded teenagers outside stores intimidating passers by and general unwanted loitering in car parks etc.

Taxis in my neck of the woods park everywhere, including general parking, bus stops, and the middle of the road while loitering for fares.

Do you see lots of 'street youths' loitering so to speak?

Pretty much like I heard they treat teens except they didn't call the cops and issue a loitering ticket to me.

"she said something that has been loitering in my mind ever since, wanting my attention but not quite sure why or what it is doing there." Really?

I'm used to seeing the words "idling" or "stopping" for cars and "loitering" for people, and never "standing".