Sentence examples for is guards from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who, or thing that, protects or watches over something.
- The prison guard unlocked the door of the cell.
And altogether different, not least for being set in the Old World, is "Guards," shot in London in 2004-5, the best work by far in the show's P.S. 1 portion.
The problem is, guards aren't paying inmates nearly as much attention as they deserve, meaning whatever their motives they're going to carry on mutilating themselves with salvaged razor blades and rusty canteen spoons.
The problem is, guards aren't paying inmates nearly as much attention as they deserve, meaning – whatever their motives – they're going to carry on mutilating themselves with salvaged razor blades and rusty canteen spoons. .
So is guard Chance Warmack.
Crooks is guarding against impatience.
"The prognosis is guarded," Dr. Kwon said.
Furthermore, thinking in hockey is guarded against.
His style is guarded, formal.
"Hope is what is guarding us.
It is guarded all the time.
It is guard Michael Redd's car.
