| That night they passed through the village completely unnoticed via the roofs of the houses like prowlers under the pale moonlight. |
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| He slowly got up, checking both ends of the wide street for Guards or other late-night prowlers, then softly jogged to the next intersection. |
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| I regularly go out on my land at night and if I saw prowlers and they were waving what I thought was a gun at me, I would not take any risks. |
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| Police have warned homeowners to keep their eyes open for backyard prowlers following a recent spate of thefts outside homes in Bundaberg. |
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| Better uniformity of light improves home security by getting rid of dark shadows where prowlers could lurk. |
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| He hated driving prowlers, often complaining that they made traffic around him drive at exactly the speed limit. |
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| A farmer who disturbed prowlers with an armoury of weapons hidden in a car has backed the Manchester Evening News campaign for a ban on replica guns. |
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| The Ringmaster System will enable schools to rapidly receive information from police or Neighbourhood Watch on everything from vandalism to prowlers. |
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| We'd take turns staying up and listening for prowlers or break-ins. |
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| It is most common for prowlers to enter through unsecured windows. |
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| This two-day festival, now in its sixth year, is expressly made for them: the prowlers and perusers, many seeking talent for hire. |
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| When bats wake up in late March, their immune systems react like startled homeowners who realize prowlers are inside the house. |
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| People who make the jump to broadband often leave themselves open to online prowlers, hackers and identity thieves. |
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| Protective and safety lighting helps prevent accidents in such areas as stairwells, and it discourages prowlers. |
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| It is easy to see why: so far this year, the predators of the mining world have snapped up two big gold miners and two firms that mainly mine nickel the latter pair snatched from the jaws of other prowlers. |
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| The story concerns a mouse making his way through a wood while avoiding becoming dinner for a variety of prowlers – fox, owl, snake – by employing the kind of cunning one wouldn't necessarily expect of a mouse. |
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| They are convenient, save energy and discourage prowlers. |
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| It gives nighttime prowlers a good view of you and your belongings. |
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