Sentence examples for guard for which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moonen's lawyer said that his dismissal was based on reports that he had handled a weapon while drunk, not for shooting the guard, for which he has not been charged.

Woodfox, who was kept in solitary following the 1972 murder of a prison guard for which he has always professed his innocence, marked his 69th birthday on Friday by being released from West Feliciana parish detention center.

But in "The Crossing Guard," for which Mr. Penn wrote the screenplay, he and Mr. Nicholson seemed boxed in by a story that was basically a fancily embellished cat-and-mouse game with pretentious quasi-religious overtones.

As a member of the "Angola Three" – former Black Panther activists who were all subject to decades of solitary confinement in Louisiana's notorious Angola prison – Woodfox was put into CCR ostensibly for the murder of a prison guard, for which he has always insisted he was framed.

He remade himself in recovery, becoming a shooter, the perimeter threat and playmaking guard for which General Manager Mitch Kupchak thought he might have to shop this summer.

There were 58 new crossing guards for which implementation dates were available from 2003 2011 which were included in the analysis.

He was employed as a security guard for Falcon Construction, which was working in the complex, said Raheem Brown, a spokesman for the Housing Authority.

Now a sophomore guard for Quinnipiac University, which played for the Northeast Conference championship this year, he improved his SAT scores while in Milford and is on schedule to graduate with a degree in mass communications.

For instance, Brizé puts Thierry through the calvary of a terrible job interview and the humiliating critique of his self-presentation (Lindon's weary gaze replaces the writing of a thoroughly imagined character), but doesn't present the counterpart, of Thierry's successful recruitment as a security guard, an occupation for which he had seemingly never trained.

The Sports of The Times column on Thursday, about legal troubles for members of the Kansas men's basketball team, misidentified, in some copies, the incident for which guard Josh Jackson's court date was moved.

The crimes he was accused of included the attempted robbery of a Brink's armored car in 1981, in which two police officers and a guard were killed (and for which the Weather Underground leader Kathy Boudin was also convicted).