What is "scottie"

Usage examples of "scottie".

For Scottie, they window-shop for Herend porcelain, they compare notes on gulyas, they sip strong Turkish coffee amid velvet cushions while a Translyvanian fiddler plays.

Orbsdorff for nearly six years, before Scottie Sorenson had persuaded her to join the CTC.

It was Scottie who had pulled her husband off his first tour in Kabul, in the middle of the Soviet-Afghan war and sent him to Beirut.

Thirty years in the butt holes of the world, Scottie would have said, had taught him all he needed to know about loyalty.

She was looking now at Scottie, her back to the streaming trees, her arms folded tightly across her chest.

And with the Veep snatched, Scottie will have every terrorist expert the Agency owns sniffing the ground--the reports will come flooding in.

He led her to a computer terminal that Scottie kept reserved for one use only the terrorism database, DESIST.

It occurred to Caroline that there were at least a thousand questions Scottie Sorensen would have liked Sharif to answer, but posing a single one of them would destroy the perilous balance of this meeting.

Budapest, on this November afternoon, Scottie eyes her like a delegate from a hostile service.

A different man might make Caroline his confidante, might break down and ask for explanation--but Scottie knows Caroline for his enemy.

Caroline is on the verge of screaming, Talk to me, God damn it, talk or let me go--but Scottie is admiring the baroque wing of the architectural folly.

Careful as Scottie might be, the message of his last words was unmistakable.

If he refuses to give up the goods, Scottie muttered in her brain, shut him down, Caroline.

She cared little for bureaucracies creaking roughshod over the world, but Dare Atwood, Cuddy, Scottie Sorensen--they were all the people Caroline loved, the only ones left to protect.

And with a little luck and expert timing, Scottie might even catch Mian Krucevic, certified sicko, with all the adulation that could bring.