Sentence examples for guards of both from inspiring English sources

He said he meant this literally, "because they can, well, you know, the guards of both people can kill each other".

"There has been a conspiracy between some of the guards of both prisons and the terrorist gangs that attacked the prison," Al Jazeera's correspondent in Baghdad quoted the government statement as saying.

The race was a matchup of two longtime politicians who represented the older guard of both parties.

Yet Stuckey has the potential to be far more than a floatation device in case of emergency; even as Knight develops as a play-maker and learns to curb his mistakes, Detroit could benefit greatly from having a pair of guards capable of both scoring and creating -– particularly considering how Knight and Stuckey (both as players and as people) have been able to coexist amid this season's chaos.

You! Guards of the woods!

/ Pretorian guards of the sane".

The first one is given by the guards of the control flow guarded actions which ensures that the label is set when one of the guards hold.

A predicate is associated to each transition representing guards of the state machine (Fig. 11).

1,300 foreign troops, including Serbian elite guards, Chinese guards of honour and Indian grenadiers.

Now you can train on the guards of Varrock.

Their final game, at home to Manchester United, was Jimmy Armfield's last too, his 569th for the club; he was given a guard of honour by both teams, after which things deteriorated.