Sentence examples for guarded door from inspiring English sources
But they and many of their neighbouring countries had hoped to leave security issues at the (heavily guarded) door.
I was escorted through a guarded door into an elevator, then down a long, brightly lighted hall into a small room, where I was again stripped and thoroughly searched.
I will have to go through a guarded door and then through an airport scanner – no, something much more downmarket, scale down your vision, more like a body scanner would have been if this was back when I was in my 20s, 30 years ago, and was ill and was claiming invalidity benefit at the DSS and part of that process of signing on had ever involved being body scanned.
Behind two sets of closed and closely guarded doors sit a select group of professional puzzle people, hunkered down behind laptops.
Negotiators met behind guarded doors late tonight, trying to reach a consensus on a global warming treaty before their meeting breaks up on Saturday.
The notion that privacy is an important part of personal security is even newer, and often contested, while the need for public security — walls which must be guarded, doors which must be kept locked — is undisputed.
But there were strike threats and angry protest meetings in a bar across the street where Aaron Latham and Bill Flanagan, the tallest writers on the staff, guarded doors and kept out nosy reporters and Murdochian "spies".
The 'black sheep' of global broadcasting has finally managed to unlock the American TV market's tightly guarded doors.
By late afternoon Monday, a slow trickle of people entered the heavily guarded doors of the center — some arriving on crutches and wearing bandages.
