Sentence examples for hope guard from inspiring English sources
The Jets hope guard DAVE SZOTT will be ready to play by December.
Strachan was to pass Saint Helena and cruise the West African coast to the Cape of Good Hope, guarding the vital trade route in the Eastern Atlantic that connected Britain with India.
Hope's guard was never down.
"What caused the enemy to sit at the negotiations table was the nation of Iran's defense capabilities, which we hope to guard," he said on December 12th in a speech at a congress for the Martyrs of Scientific Jihad.
You can build carports from wood or metal, depending on the style and type of precipitation from which you hope to guard your vehicle.
In precisely the way we hope Brazil guards the Amazon rainforest, that massive sponge for carbon dioxide absorption, we need to stand sentinel over all that coal.
Two hours later, wind-battered and almost frozen solid, I finally arrive at the gates of the busy cemetery, where, hoping the guard might be able to point me in the right direction, I scrawl down my grandfather's name and the word "Communist" on an old tissue, and flash my driving licence.
It has been my desire for many years to start this kind of dialogue inside our Mormon community, so I take this website as a sign of hope -- guarded hope, but hope nonetheless.
Usually they avert their eyes from one another and the audience — but sometimes they connect conspiratorially, like prisoners who are hoping the guards will not notice their escape plan.
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The officials penning the new constitution say they hope it will guard against "parliamentary dictatorship".
