Sentence examples similar to guarded mixing from inspiring English sources

The guard mixes up his strut, at times marching in slow motion and even with a slight jig.

The guard mixed up his normal strut, at times marching in slow motion and even with a slight jig.

In his first few seasons with Golden State, he stuck to the point guard manual, mixing work around the basket with mid-range jumpers and three-pointers.

To keep your opponent off-guard, mix up the punches: jabs, hooks, upper cuts will keep your competition guessing where you'll go next.

It occupies the first and second floors of an aging building guarded by a mix of the Navy police and hired officers from Wackenhut, the company from Florida that also guards nuclear power plants, prisoners and corporate executives.

Armstrong kept his lyrics closely guarded and intentionally mixed his demos so that the vocals were low in the mix and thus unintelligible to the other band members.

Systematic checks and double checks also have been instituted to guard against logistical mistakes, like mixing up blood samples in the laboratory or labeling "left" as "right" on a limb X-ray.

In between, Israeli Merkava tanks plowed through potato and strawberry fields on Thursday as paratroopers guarded their ground, a mix of ruins that once were handsome two-story houses and farm fields that had been turned into rocket-launching pads against Israel by Hamas.

"She was caught off guard and had mixed emotions because I started throwing up.

This helps guard against potential mix-up of individual sample data.

Others said they were guarded about the outlook for stocks because signals overall are mixed.