Sentence examples for guardians down from inspiring English sources

Yet there were scrapes, scoldings, childish tantrums, vows to kill himself to make everyone else sorry, ways in which he let his guardians down.

And the Guardian, down from 350,000 to 180,000, has recorded a 48% six-year loss.

For 25 years she has been the guardian, down to the tiniest detail, of his marvelous choreography for children.

Preston cites the ultra-tabloid Daily Star (selling 100,000 more daily copies than it did five years ago); and the mid-market Daily Mail (half a million copies up); and the Guardian (down about a third).

Smith and Gill follow the same design logic they did for the Burj Khalifa, according to The Guardian, "down to the surrounding moat and towers only bigger".

The developer's first faux loft building was Metropolis, with large balconies, sweeping views of downtown and five rooftop gargoyle guardians staring down at passers-by.

Mescaline, laudanum, or hashish: the Guardian breaks down literary vices.

The Guardian was down by 2.6% to 8.15 million daily unique browsers following a record month in September.

"I was a member of the 60th Infantry, and I was not about to let The Guardian go down because we had a competitor that was trying to put us out of business using illegal tactics".

The Guardian sat down with McComb to talk about leadership activism and guiding a company such as Fifth & Pacific through the transition of rebranding.

As for the dailies, the Guardian was down 10.34% and there were significant falls also for the Daily Telegraph (-9.5%), the Daily Express (-8.9%), the Independent (-8%) and the i (-7.2%, on the back of a cover price rise).