Sentence examples for its guardians from inspiring English sources

They are its guardians, and it is critical that all lawyers regardless of political persuasion or even political apathy assume this role individually or collectively.

By the agrarian revolution of the third millennium BC Stonehenge was already an important site, but its extension about 2300BC was clearly intended by its guardians to make it a major pilgrimage attraction.

The idea of the land and its guardians - who controls and who exploits it; who has the right to live and prosper where - threads like a glittering seam through much of this year's shortlist.

It is from within the heart that the dark myth of materialism can turn into a story of divine birth -- a reawakening to the knowing that all of creation is sacred -- it is one living whole and we are its guardians.

The guest list at Room 7021 has been an extensive one, its guardians say.

At best, they are invaluable parts of our bodies: not takers of life but its guardians.

Like a child, you can never really own it - you're just its guardian for a while.

The Guardian announced in 2018 it will relaunch and increase distribution of its Guardian Weekly as a glossy magazine targeting millennial readers.

The role of p53 at the population level may indeed be similar to its "guardian of the genome" role at the cellular level, where it removes defective cells from the proliferating pool.

"The maker was also its guardian," she says.

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