Sentence examples for guarded approaches from inspiring English sources

Police guarded approaches to the port of Cherbourg and naval and coastguard vessels protected the harbour when the Japanese ship Akatsuki Maru arrived in October 1992 to load about 1.5 tons of reactor-grade plutonium from La Hague reprocessing plant.

This "guarded approach to memory" is common in Munich, says Gavriel Rosenfeld, an American historian.

So far, Mr. Hughes says, that guarded approach has kept Mr. McQueen's works out of traders' hands.

Both novels contain an episode that exemplifies the role of the supernatural in Haitian history, but Allende's guarded approach reflects a drift from the experimental mode that distinguished her early work.

O'Reilly criticised the use of Johnson as an opener, as vice-captain Lindsay Hassett had transformed himself into a defensive batsman with little backlift and a guarded approach.

In earlier times these narrow channels guarded the approaches to Stockholm, and were the haunt of sailors and smugglers.

When terrorists were active in the Eighties and tanks guarded the approaches, American students were wont to call it DeathRow.

Louis Ridge highlands that guarded the approaches to Basse-Terre, Hislop forming his men in front of Ernouf's position.

The two flee when an elderly guard approaches, but accidentally leave the electric chair armed.

We regular walkers know something about the way our school crossing guard approaches her job that drivers may not notice from behind the windshield.

It also guarded the approach to the bridge that connected Anacostia (then known as Uniontown) with Washington.