Sentence examples for guard because of from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged that the odds on an eventual American military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities have lengthened, but said Israel would not lower its guard "because of an intelligence report from the other side of the world, even if it is from our greatest friend".
He gazed at his senior point guard because of his poor decision-making.
Will a team move a prospective offensive tackle to guard because of a below average arm length measurement?
The US bases in Germany are under German military and police guard because of their vulnerability to terrorist attacks.
Neighbors sat outside on a sunny Wednesday afternoon and discussed Mr. Soucie, whom many knew as "the security guard," because of his constant perch on his building's stoop.
She resumed the trip in 2009 but had to be rescued by the British coast guard because of dangerous weather, according to the New York Times.
Countries in the region have again been caught off-guard because of the lack of scientific knowledge about the virus and the absence of good data on microcephaly, a condition in which babies' heads fail to grow properly in the womb.
There are some good reasons for this: for example, it needs a lot of security guards because of high crime rates.
Trucks need to have armed guards because of insurgents on that route, he said, "but I'd rather do that than all this waiting".
