Sentence examples for guard and potential from inspiring English sources
The Dallas Mavericks, who coasted into this season's playoffs as the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference, will be hoping that Jason Kidd, the team's veteran point guard and potential Hall of Famer, does not have a drop-off in production as he had in the playoffs the last two seasons, a trend often attributed to a lack of quickness.
"The Bachelor" is the prison guard, and his potential fiancées are the inmates.
Kolodziej found himself going against Larry Allen, the Cowboys' five-time Pro Bowl guard and a potential Hall of Famer.
In a move seldom seen in local elections anywhere in the country, the Justice Department is sending observers to guard against voting irregularities and potential violence.
One called for the process to be managed solely (or mostly) by international institutions and organizations -- to take advantage of "advanced technical skills" and guard against potential corruption.
MBNA, which has $76.3 billion in outstanding loans, said it would sell 50 million new shares at $32.50 each to bolster its capital and guard against potential losses from the new credit card portfolio.
Use a reliable and secure payment company to guard against potential credit card and bank fraud against members who are giving out secure information online.
He was standing guard against potential threat and I felt like an intruder.
The appointments committee added a list of six caveats to its approval letter, designed to ensure Hartnett does not share any information about how to avoid UK tax and to guard against potential conflicts of interest.
The rise can be traced back to the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, which requires employers to guard against potential risks, and there's no cheaper way of guarding against risks than to issue high-vis vests, which retail for three or four quid and are no doubt much cheaper wholesale.
Male flies inject SP along with their semen to guard against potential competitors and to induce egg-laying, but the peptide's target has evaded researchers for decades.
