Mr. Black's second effort attracted security guards who led him out of the room.
To come to a screeching halt and turn around would have attracted the guard's attention, and perhaps a few rounds from his Kalashnikov.
You can throw money to attract citizens and distract guards in order to easily get into the guarded places.
They knew that Bridgewater was like that, in part because of the absence of money to attract and train competent guards, psychiatrists, and social workers.
The freshman Seimone Augustus, a 6-1 guard, will attract plenty of attention.
It's rare that an offensive guard would attract more than two or three reporters during Super Bowl week.
(Although Byron's friend John Hobhouse, who traveled with Byron later in the summer and revisited the castle in 1828, believed that the inscription was made by a drunken guard to attract sightseers).
By the nineteen-eighties, the Oscar party had moved permanently to Hollywood, and it soon became something at once more formal and more formidable — a kind of hommage to Lazar, as well as a potent demonstration of his power to attract both the old guard and the new.
By the nineteen-eighties, the Oscar party had moved permanently to Hollywood, and it soon became something at once more formal and more formidable a kind of hommage to Lazar, as well as a potent demonstration of his power to attract both the old guard and the new.
In March, for example, Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AR) proposed the creation of a "cyber national guard" to attract talented civilians who do not want to serve in the military, but are willing to contribute to the nation's cyber defense.
