Sentence examples for guards simultaneously from inspiring English sources

In Newjack, you learned what it was like to be part of a mostly white corps of guards simultaneously in charge and in fear of a mostly black prison population.

No one is sure when the executions will occur, but the prisoners will be given 72 hours' notice, then isolated for 12 hours with optional visits by a spiritual advisor, before being taken into the woods, tied to a post, and shot in the heart by twelve guards simultaneously (then shot in the head by the squad leader if they survive the initial volley).

Since this law, like the lead-poisoning-prevention law, focuses on dwelling units with children, the city can make the most efficient use of its inspection resources by directing window-guard inspectors simultaneously to inspect for peeling lead paint.

The final model examines the association of upper limb injury with the use of a helmet and face-guard, adjusted simultaneously for age, previous hand injury, being struck directly by a hurley and foul play.

Again, Iverson played a role, using his quickness to guard Charlie Ward and Sprewell almost simultaneously.

In Major Beck, the author has found an ideal protagonist, someone who is simultaneously guarded and insightful.

-Still, Lynn added, there is something paradoxical about the signature, indicating a man who is showy while simultaneously guarding his privacy.

Through the simulations, G prefix denotes windowed waveform and GW prefix denotes windowing and guard subcarriers are simultaneously applied for a waveform.

We expected the mating system to be at least polygynous (if not polygamous) because males guard several clutches simultaneously.

Successful males continue advertising for females throughout the night while they simultaneously guard up to seven clutches at various stages of development ([ 27]; Fig.  1).

While knowledge interventions are especially effective against such instrumental stigma [ 28], interventions must simultaneously guard against inadvertently contributing to an increased fear of infection due to the prevalence of self-protection messages [ 29].