Sentence examples for guard a group from inspiring English sources
Alexis Johnson (second from left, seated): "We're the Bertha-Hewitt color guard, a group of girls of that twirl flags and rifles while the marching band is playing.
For the first time since his early days in office, his political ambition was endorsed by the firmament of Harlem's political old guard, a group around which he was raised.
Mr. Landry, a 63-year-old grandfather who is a year older than Mr. Bouchard, will also have to work hard to show young voters that he is not part of the movement's old guard, a group sometimes associated with ethnocentrism.
Stark is a member of the Patriot Guard, a group dedicated to combating Westboro's protests.
Years ago, the self-identified "National Socialist" founded the Aryan Guard, a group that hosts White Pride parades and recruits like-minded folks (i.e. racists) to the city.
Other references to such traditions include that in "Constantine VII Porphrogenitus' Book of Ceremonies" (from c. 953) which describes the Varangian Guard (a group made up of Norse and later English and Anglo-Danish warriors) dancing in two circles, with some wearing skins or masks, along with chants of "Toúl!" and clashing staves on shields.
The pair bond, in his view, arose when human ancestors started to develop more dispersed sources of food and males increasingly guarded a group of females to protect both them and their own paternity.
The next morning, after more prisoner infractions and a miscommunication among guards, a group of prisoners was locked in a tunnel connecting one part of the prison to another.
The Coldstream Guards were a regiment of Foot Guards, a group of elite infantry regiments of the British Army.
In one forest clearing, VICE News saw two officers guarding a group of 80 Kosovars in hoodies and wooly hats.
The killings and abuse of the civilian population continued until 18 October, when troops guarding a group of civilians forced them to walk into a minefield at gunpoint and then opened fire upon them.
