Sentence examples for guard ideas from inspiring English sources

So I'm chewing an idea that I like for a new one-woman show and tackling a longish humor/anthropology essay about an interesting experience that I won't talk about because out here you guard ideas like they're the last samples of the smallpox virus and working on a pilot on my own and on a screenplay for a romantic comedy with my friend Molly Hale.

"I wouldn't say you were left alone but they'd say, 'Here's a camera; don't come back with anything we've seen before.' It was that kind of attitude: very competitive, with people jealously guarding their ideas.

Myth: Jealously guard your idea, lest someone might steal it.

The guards' apparent idea was to entice him to try to escape, but he saw two men lurking outside and stayed in his cell.

With performance mouth guards, the idea is to reposition the jaw, anywhere from a few millimeters to, in the case of Mr. Gillis, a quarter of an inch sideways.

DeNA hopes to shake up the old guard by injecting ideas and money into the BayStars, who have finished in last place in the six-team league in 8 of the past 10 seasons.

Eventually, growing frustration with the old guard's rigid ideas and autocratic management style prompted some of the Brotherhood's most capable and dynamic leaders to leave the group and strike out on their own.

A different way to put it, which also features prominently in the book, is that we should guard against extending ideas beyond the explanatory territory where they first took root.

Mike Rains, standing with a cane in the corner next to another guard, had an idea for better verisimilitude.

They have done nothing illegal, yet we have placed them behind barbed wire and under guard without any idea of their future.

No, it is because the staying power and mendacity of the entrenched old guards and old ideas in these countries is much deeper than most people realize and the frailty or absence of democratic institutions, traditions and examples much greater.