Sentence examples for guarding a group from inspiring English sources

In one forest clearing, VICE News saw two officers guarding a group of 80 Kosovars in hoodies and wooly hats.

The killings and abuse of the civilian population continued until 18 October, when troops guarding a group of civilians forced them to walk into a minefield at gunpoint and then opened fire upon them.

He won his Oscar for best original story and screenplay (with S.H. Barnett and Frank Tarloff) for "Father Goose," a 1964 World War II comedy starring Grant as a beach bum who is recruited by the Australians to watch out for enemy planes and finds himself guarding a group of schoolgirls and their teacher (Leslie Caron).

The pair bond, in his view, arose when human ancestors started to develop more dispersed sources of food and males increasingly guarded a group of females to protect both them and their own paternity.

"We have rocks, sticks and our traditional weapons," said Jose Amara, 21, who was guarding a corner with a group of young men, one of them with a large knife strapped around his chest.

The plaza was surrounded by barricades and guarded by a group of private security guards.

It is revealed that the group is guarding a hidden nursing home, and Glenn was safe after all.

One such shop, known as Save Yourself Survival and Tactical in Oktaha, Oklahoma, was being guarded by a group of self-described "patriots" on Monday, when one of them guards accidentally shot himself.

From Arthur Ransome in Moscow, 28 January 1924 In the middle of the hall, under the tall palms, the body of Lenin, in dull khaki, lay on a crimson catafalque guarded by a group of his old comrades.

Civil liberties lawyers said the raids were designed as pre-emptive strikes to stifle dissent, but the sheriff's department said that they were taking precautions to guard against a group who they believed was intent on dangerous behavior.

The records offer a snapshot of how investigators believe Mr. Coke's influence extends to the streets of New York, and suggest how the drug dealing here may have helped fortify what the indictment calls Mr. Coke's garrison community in Jamaica, "a barricaded neighborhood guarded by a group of armed gunmen".