Sentence examples for guard lives from inspiring English sources

But neither can the guard's nearest neighbour be Mr Robinson, because the guard lives between Leeds and Sheffield and Mr Robinson is in Leeds.

The fact that lifeguard positions are frequently filled by teenagers does not diminish this responsibility: these teenagers have taken it upon themselves to -- well, actually guard lives.

Despite my penchant for showing up to class smelling like an empty bottle of booze, I was hired to guard lives at a small, slightly dingy lake located about five miles north of my house.

I never met Elfriede, my host, but she was responsive over e-mail, and — aside from a small snafu in getting the keys from Jürgen, the "retired security guard" living downstairs — everything went smoothly.

A fruit vendor in Shoubaozhuang who requested anonymity for fear of reprisals, said he had had a few less customers since the enclosure policy was instituted, but also realized the benefits of having a security guard living next door.

Also making the trip to Toronto after Venice world premieres will be the Atom Egoyan-directed Remember, a revenge thriller centred on a former concentration camp guard living in the US under an assumed name, starring Christopher Plummer, and Anomalisa, the stop-motion animated film with which director Charlie Kaufman set a crowdfunding record on Kickstarter.

My father eked out a small wage as a security guard living far away from our village in Mbare, an old and run-down suburb of Harare.

After emerging from a manhole in the showers of the guard living quarters, Riddick uses a guard uniform to blend in as he makes his way to the space port and his chance at escape.

A federal judge ordered his deportation a year later, but Germany, Poland, and Ukraine refused to accept him, leaving his case in limbo, while protesters and lawmakers regularly pushed for his deportation to prevent the former Nazi guard living out his twilight years in freedom in the country of his choice.

They grew up together in Brooklyn and are now at different points in their point-guard lives.

"Guarding lives is our job," he says.