Sentence examples for going to guard from inspiring English sources

"We're going to guard people," Mulkey said.

They aren't going to guard anybody.

"If you do, how are they going to guard you?

"They're going to have to decide who they're going to guard -- me or Kurt.

The two vital duties of the crew are to keep the engines going to guard against fire.

"The only way you're going to guard against that is by snapping out of it and getting wins," Sprewell said.

"Every night, our men went to guard the village and now this place," said Ms. Zobeeda.

Tyler Hansbrough is going to have to guard someone away from the basket.

"I'm going to be guarded about picking a date now," Mr. Wowereit said Monday.

"I was worried that such important artworks were going to be guarded by people with no experience," he told me.

Transfers are a touchy subject around the Tar Heels, who lost last season's entire sophomore class, with guard Adam Boone going to Minnesota, guard Brian Morrison to U.C.L.A. and center Neil Fingleton to Holy Cross.