Sentence examples for guards which was from inspiring English sources

The alternative was hiring private security guards, which was deemed to be too expensive.

The two men, over a period of 20 years collaborated on more than 200 popular song among them "The Mulligan Guards" which was first heard publicly in the spring of 1873, at the Academy of Music in Chicago.

Initially, Browning joined the 4th Battalion, Grenadier Guards, which was training at Bovington Camp.

When Mr. Loyrette arrived, 26percentt of the museum's galleries were closed daily for lack of guards, which were still supplied and paid for by the Culture Ministry.

Southern is introducing trains that don't need guards, which are cheaper to operate in the long run, and it has triggered a series of strikes.

Although not cheap (the price can range from $350 to $1,000), most dentists prefer a custom guard to over-the-counter guards, which are usually made of softer material and can encourage chewing and exacerbate masseter muscle activity.

Getting past the guards, which is hard enough, was more admirable because what he said (in French) was that his grandmother's cow was sick and he had to reach the farm.

Unlike regular mouth guards, which are available off the shelf and at modest prices, performance mouthpieces cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars and must be custom-fitted by a dentist.

Faulty Flash Guard: missing flash guards or flash guards which are not able to prevent sparks touching vehicle   5.

Other protective items that are permitted include head gear; thin (not more than 10 mm thick), non-rigid shoulder pads and shin guards; which are worn underneath socks.

On arrival in Carnarvon, the Germans were relocated to the number one cargo hold, where they were joined by another hundred Kormoran survivors collected by other ships, plus forty Australian Army guards, which were then transported by Centaur to Fremantle.