Sentence examples for into guards from inspiring English sources
("I always dress well, to get more respect if I run into guards or the police," she said).
In a flash the stage brightens, the sculpture becomes a piece in an exhibition, and the dancers are transformed into guards.
I think I get into guards well, especially when I can walk up to a guard like a lineman and hit him at the point of attack.
If we break it down into guards and forwards, then Wade and Rose get the edge over Stockton and Drexler and Bird and Malone beat out Anthony and Bosh.
Professor Philip Zimbardo of Stanford University tells the programme that more crimes are committed in the name of obedience than disobedience: 'It is those who follow any authority blindly who are the real danger.' Zimbardo carried out a famous experiment in 1971 at Stanford University when volunteer students were split into guards and inmates in a makeshift underground jail.
In the cramped, primitive conditions of these first camps of diverse refugees, inmates sometimes would run into guards who had committed atrocities against their families and friends.
There were, of course, plenty of detective agencies and security companies around when he started, but successful private investigators in the United States — Pinkerton, Wackenhut — have tended to expand into guard and alarm operations.
To enable ships to discharge directly into guarded quays, where goods could be stored in secure warehouses, the West India Docks were opened in 1802 at the northern end of the Isle of Dogs.
There's even an infrared sensor, allowing Spider-Man to go into "guard mode," warning off any intruders who enter his owner's bedroom.
So it's little wonder so many of them go into guarding the rich and famous.
