Sentence examples for child guards from inspiring English sources

Their gingerbread house may be the only one in existence with child guards.

During his 15 years in the South Bronx, Nilo Montalvo says, he has lived in a neighborhood behind bars: vertical rods, child guards, wrought-iron fencing — all wedged into the windows of ground-floor apartments, like his, in a housing project on East 144th Street.

Tide is trying to crack down on the fad, putting child guards on its packaging, getting Rob Gronkowski to yell "No!" at would-be detergent eaters, and asking folks on Twitter who claim they've chomped into a pod to call Poison Control.

In places, a middle ground can be seen: leaving a substitute blockade — a child safety guard, an air-conditioning unit, even an insect screen — in the window as a sort of buffer.

Charles remained in Wichita, with his wife and two children, guarding his privacy while supporting community charities.

On the road leading to the Syed family home, children guarded a homemade roadblock the other day, clutching stones.

With these, they face helicopters that the Lao army regularly sends to tame the "bandits," who survive on wild roots gathered by columns of women and children, guarded by a few armed men.

The Reagans and Bushes, who have had famously strained relations throughout the years, may be an exception, as Nancy Reagan and her children guard Ronald Reagan's legacy, fending off efforts by both the right and left to trade on it for political gain.

Weeping willows and cypress trees dot the cemetery, and what adds to the creepiness are the life-sized sculptures of angels, goddesses and children guarding the tombs.

Military personnel are not on duty at polling stations; school children guard the ballot boxes.

Before a Child-Guard lighter can be ignited, a safety latch must be moved to the side, then up into a special opening.