Sentence examples for could be guarded from inspiring English sources

The buildings, he said, could house up to 100 people and could be guarded to keep anyone from leaving.

Every slack-key player tunes the instrument differently, and the tunings, which were often passed down in families, could be guarded as fiercely as any trade secret.

And how serene life would be if the essence of the documents could be guarded so easily, so precisely, and with such gay props as bagpipes and such exact ones as machine guns!

A person could be "guarding" a page that he has a personal stake in.

Orange masked people may be guarding the totem and they scare away your villagers and Red masks could be guarding the totem also; and Red masks are peaceful yet your villagers are scared of them.

The park is swarming with people who are wearing different variations of pink and purple uniforms and could be guards or volunteers or nebulously employed officials or sponsors or members of the military or, possibly, random people in random uniforms.

The explanation was that German cash, once in the pot, could not be guarded from misappropriation.

At times that leadership meant deferring to shooting guard Kayla McBride, who Diggins said could not be guarded, "only contained — maybe".

Mr Hwang arrived in Incheon flanked by two bodyguards: a move that Mr Jang sees as lèse-majesté, for hitherto only the supreme leader could ever be seen to be guarded.

Speculation on causal factors that could explain iMg variability must be guarded as neither the purpose nor design of this study was geared toward causality.

"The marked increase in risk taking of a decade ago could have been guarded against wholly by increased capital," he writes.