Sentence examples for guard homes from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese native dogs live in rural villages, helping humans to guard homes," Dr. Zhang explained in an e-mail.

They will care for the sick, collect the rubbish, guard homes and offices, and give directions on the street.This is great news in Japan, where the population has peaked, and may have begun shrinking in 2005.

STANDARD surveillance cameras guard homes, businesses and public spaces around the clock, but they do the job imperfectly: fish-eye lenses can distort the image, and pan-and-tilt cameras may point the wrong way at a crucial moment.

They organized so-called 'popular committees' to guard homes and properties.

Before, all dogs worked, guarding homes and providing comfort.

"From the early 70 – it's the first song that makes mention of the home guard: 'Whether home guard or a whether bodyguard, a one general inna de yard,'" James says, referring to the controversial, politically affiliated and community-based home guard security scheme of 1970s Kingston.

He emphasized that townships could work together without compromising dearly held and fiercely guarded home rule.

It is dangerous to go near her heavily guarded home in Yangon.

"I relinquish power," he told reporters at his heavily guarded home in Bissau, the capital.

As he openly admits as we sit in his heavily guarded home beside the Tigris: "We made thousands of mistakes.

Also on Friday, a lawyer for Dr. Khan said listening devices had been planted in the scientist's tightly guarded home.