Sentence examples for full of guards from inspiring English sources
Mr. Karroubi said he was living under near house arrest, with two or three cars full of guards outside his house for most of the day, turning many visitors away.
Each level is a warren-like building, easily traversable on the outside, but full of guards and security apparatus on the inside – and this is when Conway has to crack out the gadgets.
The Baluchi insurgent group Jundallah — or Soldiers of God — took responsibility for the bombings, which included a suicide attack on a community meeting led by Revolutionary Guards and a roadside attack on a car full of Guards, both in the area of the city of Pishin.
The gunplay in Hitman feels fine an armed Agent 47 is more than a match for a room full of guards, which makes total sense considering you're a genetically engineered killing machine.
It can be erotic and psychedelic; the repetition of 'opening' in a city full of guarded skyscrapers and locked doors.
She also noted the shower blocks were shielded only by flimsy curtains and were in full view of guards.
And in a draft full of point guards, Miami picked Dwyane Wade, a shooting guard from Marquette, with the fifth choice to run its offense.
Convoys of unmarked cars full of investigators, guards and auditors will start gathering near the branches of three banks across America.
The 23-year-old was heading into the University of Salahaddin in Erbil when he was grabbed by two men in a crowded area full of armed guards and bundled into a car, his books left strewn in the street.
"I remember coming back from Belfast on a New Year's Eve and it was really rough – it was full of Irish Guards, all very drunk, and lots of nuns terrified of the soldiers".
"What?" The tap on the door came, and Irrera carried his glass of wine down a hallway full of security guards and dancers in bearskin bikinis; past a storage area, twice the size of his dressing room, that was devoted to Cher's wigs; and, as the lights went down and screams filled the hall, out onto the stage.
