The phrase "a top guard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a highly skilled or elite security personnel or a protective measure.
Example: "The museum hired a top guard to ensure the safety of its priceless artifacts during the exhibition."
Alternatives: "elite guard" or "chief security officer".
(a) Top guards: teeth pointing upwards fixed on the upper beam of the tooth-bearing arm.
But what does any of that mean without an official NCAA tournament certificate of participation? "All top guards make the tournament," Ware said.
Using a stereology workstation [Olympus BX51 with a motorized specimen stage for automatic sampling, StereoInvestigator 7 (MicroBrightField, Williston, USA)] and a 100 × oil lens (NA = 1.35), neuronal nuclei were sampled randomly using optical disector probes, and the total number of neurons was subsequently estimated by the fractionator method using a 2-μm top guard zone [ 66].
The party is scheduled to meet this year for a once-in-a-decade changing of the top guard.
In July, 2006, Achatz went to a new dentist, who fitted him for a top mouth guard.
Ryan Deadpooll" Reynolds and Samuel L Jackson co-star as a top security guard and the assassin-turned-witness under his protection.
But the Knicks would still need a top point guard to keep Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire humming, and Billups would be the best one on the market.
Meanwhile, the Nets would gain a superstar (Anthony) and a top point guard (Chauncey Billups), while the Nuggets would gain a raft of young talent (Devin Harris, Derrick Favors) and first-round picks (probably two).
Continue on, have another kid, open Alinea, sleep four hours a night, you know, drink more coffee than I eat food". In July, 2006, Achatz went to a new dentist, who fitted him for a top mouth guard.
And to be a European, she needed to find a country that would agree to naturalize her, perhaps one that was seeking to advance in the sport's international hierarchy and was in need of a top point guard.
