Sentence examples for call guards from inspiring English sources

If a detainee refuses to be searched when leaving his cell for routine visits, such as a non-emergency medical appointment or a legal call, guards are obliged not to take them.

Last summer the paper's magazine section ran an article denouncing prison as "barbarous" and applauding the new deal for criminals in Finland, where the inmates are treated as "clients," live in dormitory-style rooms, get lots of home leave and call guards by their first names.

Reactions among environmental campaigners varied from sharp criticism to what you might call guarded grumpiness.

Correction Department officials have denied that any brutality pattern exists and called guards like Mr. McKie and Mr. Nelson rare exceptions.

They were organized and garrisoned principally along the frontiers, near the capital, and in other strategic places but also throughout the interior, in units called guards and battalions.

But doctors called guards to remove Mrs. Bouza from the room, began trying to resuscitate Mrs. Nunez and placed her on a ventilator.

The men she calls "guards" saw the girls attempting to hang themselves, and threatened to separate them into different rooms, and torture them.

The pores (stomates) in the epidermis that allow for gas exchange are formed between specialized epidermal cells called guard cells.

The Bruces, as the members of the five-year-old group are often called, guard their anonymity fiercely.

He called guard Chris Snee for holding, reversing the play and the game's momentum with 14 minutes 9 seconds left.

In a recent spot called "Guard Dog," the character plays the family dog, "holding down the fort while you're out watching a movie".