Sentence examples for guardian and guide from inspiring English sources

The Pakistani Army, which for more than sixty years has portrayed itself as the country's guardian and guide, was deeply embarrassed: either it had helped to hide bin Laden or it had failed to realize that he was there.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsOther countries welcome global firms.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsPharmacists felt sick when they heard the news.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsBart Becht, Coty's chairman, says he does not want to launch a hostile bid.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsTwo other issues are expected to attract scrutiny from shareholders this year.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide Reprints However start-ups of that size are often making their first baby steps into the market and need publicity.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsLast year, however, HTC produced an unpleasant one: sales and profits plummeted in the fourth quarter (see chart).

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide Reprints Meanwhile the notion that all the clever lawyers are chasing fat fees at white-shoe law firms is passé.

Bigger means cheaper Heating up Air for shares A guardian and a guide ReprintsThree Japanese companies Toshiba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Fuji Electric control more than half of the global market for geothermal turbines, yet Japan itself gets a mere 0.3% of its energy, or 537 megawatts, from its own steam.

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