Sentence examples for guard when a from inspiring English sources

Another student was caught off guard when a vendor demanded that he pay for a Ping-Pong table and soda machine for his workers.

His office was a few hundred yards from the 1200 building, and he was heading in that direction with a security guard when a fire alarm went off.

And in "Parks and Recreation," at 9 30, Leslie Amy Poehlerr) goes on a bus tour on the final day of her campaign and is caught off guard when a prominent Pawnee citizen dies.

The Arizona senator appeared caught off guard when a reporter asked whether, if his 15-year-old daughter, Meghan, became pregnant, he would tell her that she could not have an abortion.

According to witnesses, the three youths were caught off guard when a car drove by and a barrage of shots — as many as 20, some estimated — poured out its windows.

Have you ever been caught off guard when a question has been directed to you and you weren't listening?

But the reality is quite different, just as homeowners in disaster-prone areas often seem caught off guard when an actual hurricane or cyclone strikes.

Courtesy and common sense dictate that you request references' permission before using their names, so that they will not be caught off guard when an inquiry is made.

After touring an energy-efficient building outside New Delhi that was meant to showcase American-Indian cooperation, she was caught off guard when an Indian minister warned the United States not to bully India into legally binding reductions of its carbon emissions.

Lest you be caught off-guard when a family member insists you take a piece of furniture you do not want, a few tips.

"I was riding in my vehicle together with my escort, my security guards, when a huge explosion took place," Mr. Mohaqeq said.