Sentence examples for act as guard from inspiring English sources

The view of the Republican leadership is that -- in addition to defeating President Obama -- their principal mission is to act as guard dogs for the exploding incomes of the top 1%.

The existence in different rat cells of a perinuclear multi-enzyme structure mainly formed by selected cationic proteins including key protection enzymes (Figure 3 and Table 2) indicates that this particular region may act as guard against oxidative damage.

Individuals were much more likely to act as guards if they had just been fed by the researchers than if they were hungry.

"It was reminiscent of the kapo in the fascist camps," Mr. Borshov said of empowering some prisoners to act as guards.

The Perrygrove steam train trundles along a single track, stopping to let its junior passengers act as guards and wave the flag, while Puzzlewood is a maze of paths running through mossy, Tolkeinesque woods.

They act as guards of honour at some Government House functions and attended the restoration opening of the Albany, Western Australia fort, and the annual re-enactment of the Battle of Waterloo in Keyneton, Victoria.

The pleurocystidia protrude from the face of the gill and act as guards, preventing adjacent gills from touching each other, and also ensuring that the basidia and spores have sufficient room for development.

And even the brightest spots in the Marvel and DC catalogs don't feature characters as nuanced and interesting as the ones seen in T'Challa's homeland, where muscular women are heroes, warring with other nations is not the answer, armored rhinos act as guards and everyone's attire glitters so spectacularly it might as well have catwalked straight off a Wakanda Fashion Week runway.

They probably act as guards to prevent microbes from entering or attacking the bone.

One of their main functions is to act as guards, alerting the body to invasion by bacteria, parasites and viruses and initiating an inflammatory response [ 2- 5].

For 20 years, she has acted as guard for cars, rickshaws, or bicycles parked on her stretch of road, rarely taking a day off.