Sentence examples similar to guard conceived from inspiring English sources
"What do they expect me to do?" The village guard system was conceived more than a decade ago as the Kurdish rebellion was intensifying.
Fuller, a pioneering feminist and foreign correspondent for Horace Greeley's New-York Tribune, was returning from Italy with her much younger husband, a soldier in the Roman Guard, and their 2-year-old son, conceived out of wedlock.
Judicial override first entered the American legal system in the nineteen-seventies, and was conceived as a way of guarding against the overuse of the death penalty.
He was a prisoner of war on the planet Cleave until his guard, Alana, escaped with him, married him and conceived their daughter, Hazel.
The idea for the book was conceived in 2000, when a heavily guarded visit to the site by Ariel Sharon, then a right-wing opposition leader, set off riots that heralded a Palestinian uprising.
It was Ackerman that helped conceive Carry Guard as a way for the NRA to elbow into a burgeoning market for self-defense insurance.
In mythical terms it thus appears that Philolaus conceived of the central fire as the fire that Zeus kept guarded in his palace and that Prometheus stole and gave to humanity.
To enter \u201cThe Humming Room,\u201d conceived in 2012, visitors must hum a tune of their choice as they approach the guard posted at the entrance.
Tina Shepard conceived and directs.
