Sentence examples for a protector for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a protector for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that provides protection or support for a specific person, group, or thing.
Example: "The organization serves as a protector for endangered species, ensuring their survival in the wild."
Alternatives: "a guardian of" or "a defender for".
Another is the scary, snarling "Bodyguard (for the Golden Helmeted Honeyeater)," envisioned by the artist as a protector for a small yellow-and-black bird.
The report said that Mr. Maliki had "demanded" that the State Department drop Blackwater as a protector, "for the sake of the two nations' reputation".
The Jets could use a protector for quarterback Vinny Testaverde's blind side, because left tackle Jumbo Elliott has retired and his presumed replacement, Jason Fabini, who is moving over from right tackle, is coming back from a knee injury.
The silicone case has handles like a sippy cup and a protector for the screen (and maybe for the wheel, I can't remember).
And some also feel like they are doing good by being a protector for the grandchild.
After their parents die years prior to the start of the game, Lightning, then still called Claire, raises Serah and sets out to become a protector for her, but her devotion to that goal causes tensions between them.
Indeed, the developments of the last week have showered substantial attention on Apple, which has used the opportunity to trumpet itself as a protector of privacy for all.
"I cannot apologize for being a protector of my people," she said in a state of the nation speech.
The need for security calls for a protector, achievement calls for a motivator, cooperation calls for a team builder, understanding calls for a nurturer, creativity calls for an innovator, moral values call for a transformer, spiritual fulfillment calls for a sage or seer.
Young men who wish to obtain such a protector spirit for themselves sleep on the graves of prominent persons or seek out solitude and fast so that they may dream of a helper spirit.
In the words of a manifesto adopted by about 500 students at a Berkeley conference in February, the students will act as observers and a "protector force for the Palestinians living under the illegal Israeli occupation".
