Sentence examples for be closely guarded from inspiring English sources

Rebels are boycotting what they call a "blood election", and the 9,000 polling stations will be closely guarded.

How that process works is a bit murky, and many of the details of these seat policies seem to be closely guarded secrets.

Elsewhere, polling results that would normally be closely guarded have been posted in unlinked or otherwise obscure areas where allies can "discover" and use them.

Some Spanish artists tried to imitate European styles, or at least to make some money on their country's sexy barbarism, but many Spanish intellectuals regarded such concessions with disgust and argued that their folk traditions should be closely guarded.

This year, public expressions of grief for Mr. Deng are likely to be closely guarded, and any attempt to organize independent memorial services is likely to be suppressed with force, if necessary.

Exhibition halls tend to be closely guarded by hawk-eyed babushki who can sometimes be fountains of wisdom about art and life, but are more often known for pouncing on visitors for minor transgressions such as standing too close to paintings.

(Its ingredients are closely guarded).

Exits and entrances are closely guarded.

The site is closely guarded.

Information about the program is closely guarded.

There, the recipe is closely guarded.