Sentence examples for guardians with from inspiring English sources

At that time, education for poor children was provided by local boards of guardians with tax-raising powers.

Two years and one hit blockbuster later, there are now five ongoing series featuring various Guardians, with a sixth – spotlighting Groot, the sentient tree – debuting in June.

The metaphor finds its echo in Plato's "Republic," in which Socrates explicitly likens society's "guardians," with their penchant both for ferocity and for patriotism, to dogs.

It is after all why politicians, who patently lack that precious quality, have entrusted the monetary guardians with the job of taming inflation.

These affable, boisterous characters are frequently upstaged by their minions — Santa's dim elves and hard-working yetis; the Fairy's hummingbirdlike helpers; the Bunny's footed, faceless eggs — who provide "Rise of the Guardians" with much of its visual whimsy.

When I ask if there's any point at which she felt she needed help, she has a lot of praise for the Ucas site – they have a whole section for parents and guardians, with a comprehensive guide you can download, and a weekly newsletter.

Researchers must engage not only with guardians, but with families and communities in informed decision-making.

This was in an interview in The Guardian with A. M. Homes, whom Winterson describes as "a woman writing dangerously".

Christy Fisher, a dancer and Mr. Fisher's sister, played the Guardian with sweeping arms, birdlike twitches and fierce stomps.

As well as being dressed conservatively, I have to make sure I have a male "guardian" with me.

A guardian with legal responsibility for the child would understand the dangers.