Sentence examples for all sorts of guards from inspiring English sources

I think the sites that try to harness that sort of flow in information, like Digg, have a real hard time doing it and they have to put in all sorts of guards and protections and try to figure out gaming patterns and I don't think, even then, you can draw any sort of meaningful conclusions from what happens there.

They're doing all sorts of jobs — crossing guards, farmers and ranchers, even truckers, as my colleague Heather Long revealed in a front-page story last week.

The world was still very enchanted … the idea that the unicorn is a very strong animal and also that could achieve magical feats, so unicorn horn used to be seen as a panacea for all sorts of ills and a guard against poison.

She said there were soldiers guarding all sorts of strange places, even the math building, and your story clears up the mystery of a guard at Eckhart Hall.

By Robert M. Coates and Decker The New Yorker, October 4 , 1930 P. 17When new bridge over the Hudson was opened at Poughkeepsie, Packages containing all sorts of things are sent to the guards on the new bridge with the request that they be thrown into the river.

You'll encounter a mote, alligators, guards and all sorts of horrible things to keep you out.

When wild horses do lie down, one usually remains standing as a sort of guard, she said.

When the funeral directors came to take him away, 15 or so staff lined up to form a sort of guard of honour.

He's sort of guarded.

They were in waiting, sort of guarding the door.

Mr. Blaine's handlers raised his box a bit, so it was not so close to the public, erected a wire fence around the spot over which he is hanging, and hired the sort of security guards who usually can be found outside violence-prone nightclubs in scary parts of town.