Sentence examples for building guards from inspiring English sources

When building guards told the crowd in the lobby that ticketholders would get preference, order declined and entropy increased.

Security industry executives said the biggest immediate demand was not for trained investigators but for building guards.

Then, he said, "the building guards began to shoot at us". "They were all Palestinians — no Syrian security men shot at us," Mr. Rashdan said.

BAGHDAD, May 14 -- Iraq's Interior Ministry has taken its first steps to rein in the Facilities Protection Service, a unit of 4,000 building guards that U.S. officials say has quietly burgeoned into the government's largest paramilitary force, with 145,000 armed men and no central command, oversight or paymaster.

BAGHDAD, May 13 -- Iraq's Interior Ministry has taken its first steps to rein in the Facilities Protection Service, a unit of 4,000 building guards that U.S. officials say has quietly burgeoned into the government's largest paramilitary force, with 145,000 armed men and no central command, oversight or paymaster.

An iPhone stabilizer was jerry-rigged, perfectly round holes were cut into Zentai suits, building guards were surreptitiously avoided, and Adam Villacin's awesome custom back tattoo was smoothly applied.

In New York, Gerta's father stuffed circulars into plastic sacks, and had a second job as a building guard.

As a steady stream of tourists paused in front of the landmark theater on Sunday, a building guard reassured them that the doors would be repaired promptly.

Upon arriving at his office in a building guarded by several young men with assault rifles, Mr. Benoit, in a daily ritual, contemplates a map of the country.

Patrons in the Longworth House Office Building Cafeteria one day last week were shaken when a building guard suddenly let loose a chirrup on his whistle, held up a package and asked the owner to claim it.

It occupies the first and second floors of an aging building guarded by a mix of the Navy police and hired officers from Wackenhut, the company from Florida that also guards nuclear power plants, prisoners and corporate executives.