Sentence examples for is usually guarded from inspiring English sources
Ms. Olsen, who created a stir by shouting at her boyfriend, says she is usually guarded on the phone.
Although he can be a showman who enjoys speaking to crowds, Mr. Case is usually guarded and taciturn in smaller groups.
This was a big concession from Newsom, who is usually guarded about releases before they come out, and it allowed the army of her most dedicated admirers – "the delvers" as she calls them today – a head start in trying to figure out what the 33-year-old US musician had been up to in the long hiatus and what twisted, unexpected rabbit holes Divers might take them down.
The long-term visual, neurological, and survival prognosis is usually guarded [ 4, 6].
Politicians are usually guarded around journalists, but Koch, Auletta says, was unusually open.
Griffin was usually guarded by Ruben Boumtje Boumtje, the Hoyas' senior center from Cameroon.
At hospitals, which are usually guarded by soldiers, nurses will pack extra doses of the vaccine on ice for families willing to smuggle it to neighbors.
The flocks are usually guarded by two shepherds (one for the night and one for the day) with three guard dogs and sometimes, a gun (wolves are still numerous in these regions).
Most dusky salamanders (Desmognathus) and Pacific giant salamanders (Dicamptodon) lay smaller batches of medium-sized eggs in a concealed site in flowing water, and these are usually guarded by an adult, normally the female.
It was usually guard Royal Ivey (17 points) or center Jason Klotz (10 points).
