0 present participle of escort --
1 to go with a person or vehicle, especially to make certain that he, she, or it leaves or arrives safely: --
2 to go to a social event with someone, especially a person of the opposite sex: --
Who will be escorting her to the ball?
Governors are encouraged to minimise travelling distances and costs, and wherever possible to use established escorting links between prisons.
Will there not have to be some vessels escorting the submarine?
At about a quarter to midnight he attacked the officer who was escorting him, causing him head injuries.
The average weekly cost is currently estimated at £413, excluding immigration service and escorting costs.
I was stunned to hear that we are to have private remand centres and private security facilities for escorting people to and from prison.
His personal belongings were placed into sealed bags and handed to the escorting staff, according to standard procedure.
The report which will be published deals inter alia with the arrangements for escorting prisoners.
He absconded from the custody of the nurses who were escorting him from the hospital to the court.
