Sentence examples for guards because the from inspiring English sources

Presidents are protected by armed guards because the probability that a President will be targeted by assassins or would-be assassins is a hundred per cent.

Nahr traveled to the mosque with a fixer and eight security guards, because the area was known to be in an unsecure location.

He told his listeners in Belgrade that he was able to trick his guards because "the fools are all busy celebrating Christmas".

Designers often travel abroad to seek inspiration for their Chelsea show gardens, but their trips don't usually entail an arduous journey by road, passing armed border guards because the nearest airport is closed.

Britain's diplomats are hunkered down in the south-west of the city in a fortified compound nicknamed the Alamo by security guards because of the constant thundering of rockets overhead fired by warring militias nearby.

The place was temporarily blocked by security guards because Barbara Bush, the president's mother, was getting a sandwich there, too.

Southern Africa is a prime recruiting territory for mercenaries and security guards because of the large number of former soldiers who fought in regional conflicts in the 1980s and '90s.

Guarded, because the ways of Japanese politics are obscure and because something, at least, will be done.

There's some part of you that's always on guard, because the other person is sure to become irrational".

Many of the other 49 passengers were apparently asleep or caught off guard because the incident happened so fast.

Still, that night, Moch and his wife checked into a hotel using assumed names and under guard, because the threats against him had grown credible.