Sentence examples for charge of guarding from inspiring English sources

Britain pulled a fast one by planting its border on French soil and putting France in charge of guarding it.

The three officers in charge of guarding Mr. Hightower when he escaped from the Bronx hospital have been suspended by the Correction Department.

The federal protection service, which is in charge of guarding the Kremlin, said on Monday its cameras had not captured the killing.

One day my bosses tell me that I am being promoted to host of the V.I.P. lounge, in charge of guarding the door and managing the waitresses.

The federal protection service, which is in charge of guarding the Kremlin, said on Monday that its cameras had not captured the killing.

The authors have little new to add to the story of Némirovsky's last days, aside from a mystifying generalization about the transit camp at Pithiviers: "The French police put in charge of guarding the camp are not bad men.

Payne, who was in charge of the guarding of the prisoners, was said to be at the centre of the ill treatment.

Shotguns were also a popular weapon for "express messengers" and guards, especially those on stagecoaches and trains who were in charge of overseeing and guarding a valuable private shipment.

To those in charge of security guards, police officers, air marshals, mirror-shaded Secret Service agents, and school crossing guards: it should be made sure your people are informed enough to know how to handle "visitors" and that they tend to not choose the plank instead of doing the right thing.

The officer in charge of the guards had been accusing her of having given a prisoner a cigarette.

He led the last charge of the Guards personally, at three o'clock this morning [June 20], when he tried to induce his followers to bolt.