Mr. Thomas describes a London crawling with armed thieves on the prowl, their eyes set on jewelry stores and furriers, delivery trucks, lightly guarded warehouses and unwary errand boys carrying bags of cash to a nearby business on payday.
They say that it is just a beginning, that one day soon Utah might mint its own coins, that retailers could have scales for weighing precious metals and that a state defense force could be formed to guard warehouses where the new money would be made and stored.
(Pokhlebkin, in his treatise, jocularly suggested that the Reds won because they guarded the warehouses better and punished drunkenness by shooting).
And on election day, a unit was dispatched, after a request from the Iraqis, to guard a warehouse in central Baghdad that was the main repository for the ballots.
On June 30 , 2014 Mexican soldiers in Tlatlaya, a remote municipality in the state of Mexico and bordering the violence-plagued states of Guerrero and Michoacán, attacked alleged members of an organized crime group who were described as armed men guarding a warehouse.
Unlike the robots in Five Nights At Freddy's, Clearpath's new products won't sneak up on you in the dark while you're guarding an abandoned warehouse.
Or they are kept in a climate-controlled room upstairs that smells like church pews and musty paper; in former library stacks on a mezzanine between the fourth and fifth floors; or in an armored-car company's warehouse across town, guarded around the clock.
The museum has been unable to account for the painting's ownership or whereabouts from 1909, when it was sold at auction in Berlin, to 1945, when an American war correspondent took it from a warehouse of art guarded by American troops in southern Germany, a National Gallery spokesman said.
Some of her fondest memories of growing up in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn involve the whole family — Mom, a homemaker; Dad, a security guard and warehouse worker; and two younger brothers — singing together around a piano at Christmas, the colored lights on their aluminum tree flashing.
A secluded subway tunnel or abandoned warehouse used to be a closely guarded secret to be shared with close friends.
The voting machines are picked up by moving vans and taken to warehouses where they can more easily be guarded during the recanvass.
