People who had worked for decades to build a life in America were given days to gather whatever they could carry in preparation to leave their homes for government-run camps where soldiers and barbed wire kept them guard.
"Those two guys are the main focal point of our offense, so I have to make sure I keep them happy," point guard Raymond Felton said in a television interview.
Mr. Romankow said the men taped magazine pictures of women in revealing outfits over the blocks to keep them hidden from guards, as Tim Robbins's character in the 1994 movie "The Shawshank Redemption" did to hide the entrance to the tunnel he dug to get out of prison.
When the children were little, we were constantly on guard to keep them safe.
You can keep them away with an ant guard (some feeders come with them already installed).
Often, they said, they were shackled together in groups as their armed captors kept them under guard.
When Cliff Lee shut down the Yankees in Game 1, he kept them off guard by using all three of those pitches.
As a result, the British released the men to the American vessel but kept them under guard throughout the attack on Fort McHenry.
Instead, Lownds ordered his soldiers to herd the civilians into bomb craters, disarmed the local soldiers, and kept them under guard even though North Vietnamese artillery shells continued to rain down on the base.
I made unorthodox plays that made no sense to the pit boss or dealers and kept them off guard even though they were mathematically based on the six side counts I was tabulating in my head.
While Cook's speedy delivery and random references to "Vietnamese bluegrass" and "old hillbilly shit" kept them off guard, her church-going past paid off on stand-and-deliver encounters such as "Hear Jerusalem Calling" and the closing "If I Had My Way, I'd Tear This Building Down".
