Sentence examples for a guard stationed from inspiring English sources

Israel Werner, 37, a guard stationed nearby, also ran to the scene.

A guard stationed beside the glass-encased painting watched as visitors continuously crowded around, admiring its luminosity and extraordinary details.

A former police official showed them the back entrance, where prisoners were brought into the building under the watchful gaze of a guard stationed on a platform.

Dressed in white cotton shirts and trousers, with a guard stationed in the hallway outside, several inmates at the Texas state prison system's Jester II Unit sat in a stark white classroom, studying a list of steps to "spiritual recovery" one recent afternoon.

A guard stationed at the gate sells day passes for $2. (We shouldn't have been surprised: Hunts Point has long had a rough reputation, and last month, seven federal food inspectors pleaded guilty to taking bribes in a kickback scheme that allowed some wholesalers to cheat the growers who supplied them).

Even when time was brief politics snuck right in: I nodded a hello at a security guard stationed in an open-air museum in Memphis and after confirming my country of origin ("American?" he called as I walked by, and when I smiled and nodded he followed with an enthusiastic: "Obama! Yes we can!"), I was invited to visit a bit longer: "Obama," said the security guard, "he has economy ideas, yes?

Then again, when you have a man-mountain of a body guard stationed outside your hotel room door, maybe acting-out drops down on your list of priorities.

They planned to build a guard station on the land to protect it.

Inside a room with a few low tables bolted to the ground, a guard station and a vending machine, sit four inmates.

While the DEC does do periodic spot checking along major federal roadways, short of placing a guard station at every entry point, this means a lot of potential influx of this pest.

He revived the Records Office (Kirokusho) to settle lawsuits in the provinces and established the Court of Miscellaneous Claims (Zassho Ketsudansho) to handle minor suits and a guard station (musha-dokoro) to keep order among the warriors in Kyōto.