Sentence examples for guards to go from inspiring English sources

Veeck ordered yellow-jacketed guards to go outside to stop fans from crashing the gates.

It wasn't just security issues, going from one place to the other, having protective guards to go to certain places.

The ports, an Iran expert who advises the U.S. government told me, provide "the infrastructure to enable the Guards to go after American aircraft carriers with suicide water bombers" — small vessels loaded with high explosives.

More recently, to ensure no reconstruction work is carried out, the protesters have put chains and locks on the entrances, allowing only security guards to go in every day to check for any damage.

Before last season, the team added Chris Paul, one of the league's top point guards, to go along with Blake Griffin, one of its best big men, an arrangement that suggested the Clippers might quickly become one of the best teams in the West.

"When Sammy went down, we had one more point guard to go and that was it," Mercury coach Corey Gaines said.

My little cousin Kesi is guarded to go to school and to go home.

Two and a half years is a long time for a library guard to go without shushing.

Davis dislocated his right kneecap during a third-quarter rally, becoming the second Knicks guard to go down in the series.

He told Saddam's guard to go on ahead and that he would leave for the clinic in a few minutes, but he didn't.

Ambasada Sledzia ("The Herring Embassy", Ulica Stolarska 8-10, tisyurl.com/ambasoda) is so named as it's opposite the American Embassy, so you get a 24-hour police guard to go with your drinking.