Sentence examples for a guard stationed at from inspiring English sources

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).

In the most recent case, an American official returning by taxi to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow after dark in June was tackled and thrown to the ground by a Russian guard stationed at the gate.

In addition to the physical security features that are built into many Brazilian homes to help protect residents from burglary, many apartment blocks in Brazil have a security guard stationed at the entrance to the building, for all hours of the day.

Manny Cardenas, a security guard stationed at Google, told NPR at the time that he was rarely scheduled for more than 30 hours per week, netting only $1,400 on a good month.

"War is when you take territory," said Asrat Pulodov, a Tajik border guard stationed at Kokul.

A UNRWA security guard stationed at the college entrance told Human Rights Watch that he used his UN radio to call for medical help.

On most days when the Assembly is in session, lobbyists breeze right past the sign, usually with a knowing nod to the guard stationed at a desk on the other side of the doors.

The fighting began on Sunday night among the multiethnic presidential guard stationed at a barracks on the outskirts of Juba.

"No water," one guard, stationed at an American Airlines post, called out from time to time.

But none of those are in a subdivision — in this case a tiny enclave of super wealthy residents who would have to pay a fee to a homeowners association with some uncommon amenities, such as a top-and-tails-clad security guard stationed at the development's entrance.

On 20 June 1942, the SS guard stationed at the exit to Auschwitz was frightened.