Dogs still guard and guide humans; we use them to mush, explore, and go to war.
We're powerfully aware of the figures who guard and guide the children: their parents, Herr Drosselmeier (godfather to the young Marie and himself some kind of magician), the Sugar Plum Fairy, even the star in the sky.
If Perry's lovely book inspires us today it is not only because of Grant's heroism, but because of the shaming contrast his life offers with the people who guard and guide us now.
We love our Macs more than our PCs because Apple was more interested in harnessing and inflecting the affective resonances of its technology and in restricting a smaller coterie of elites to guard and guide these affects so as to create a distinctive ecosystem.
That an unsupportable assertion concerning President Bush in the first paragraph and an uncalled-for attack on "the people who guard and guide us now" in the final paragraph passed muster confirms that adult supervision continues to be in short supply at The New York Times.
Finnström notes how "young men and women complained that there is no guidance from more senior people, while older men and women saw few possibilities to guard and guide the youth" [ 44].
"In those days I acted with complete spontaneity, lived my parts almost instinctively, and it was some time before I realized that any talent, however bright, needs guarding and guiding".
Still, with the average income in the Dominican Republic six times as much as in Haiti, Mr. Moises has answered each expulsion by hiring a smuggler to bribe the border guards and guide him back in.
WOLVES 86, HAWKS 76 The rookie Will Avery filled in for point guard Terrell Brandon and guided host Minnesota past Atlanta in overtime.
It is valued for its intelligence and working ability; in addition to herding sheep, it has been useful as a military dog, guard, and guide for the blind.
