Sentence examples for guard group from inspiring English sources

With the Queensland delegation for the national conference now settled, the left faction will field 193 conference delegates in December and the right 195 delegates, with Queensland's "old guard" group numbering five, with seven independents forming a conference crossbench.

There were so few things in there, said Kiyohito Tani, 52, a coast guard group leader who conducted the search.

He patrolled the border with other heavily armed neo-Nazis in his U.S. Border Guard group and threatened to use deadly force against immigrants.

Children of officials often formed their own Red Guard groups and were branded as "royalists" for protecting their parents.

In two other stories, "Under the Sunlight," from a Tianjin Little Red Guard Pictorial and "The Three Little Companions," from a Shandong Little Red Guard, groups of Little Red Guards helped classmates with disabilities get to school.

The old-guard group wanted Jim Finks, the general manager of the Saints, to succeed Rozelle.

Riley is also experimenting with his starting lineup, and in Saturday's loss to the Houston Rockets, he started a three-guard group: Tim Hardaway, Bruce Bowden and Jones.

Defense against intruding animals appears to be cooperative: while adult males typically lead in aggressive encounters, cases of alpha females guarding groups have been reported.

Survivals from demotic English are also half-humorous, as when we hear of the "hevvys" who guard each group, or find subordinates addressing those in authority as "Guvner".

Alexis Johnson (second from left, seated): "We're the Bertha-Hewitt color guard, a group of girls of that twirl flags and rifles while the marching band is playing.

For the first time since his early days in office, his political ambition was endorsed by the firmament of Harlem's political old guard, a group around which he was raised.