Sentence examples for life guards from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A regiment of the British army (part of the Household Cavalry)
Life guards in yellow T-shirts keep watch.
Platen entered the Bavarian life guards in 1814 and attended the University of Würzburg in 1818.
This article was amended on 9 May to clarify that it wasn't Swedish life guards, but members of the Swedish Life Guards regiment who raised the flags.
Non-hospitality jobs that require skills similar to the front-desk job including personal and home-care aides, nursery workers, and life guards.
About 240 life guards, more than 200 of whom are returning from previous summers, will arrive later, the aristocrats of the oceanfront.
The former Life Guards captain is already planning to return to play for British troops in Kosovo, where he was stationed as part of a Nato peacekeeping force in 1999.
"I did 112 guards – Queen's Life Guards, where you stay [on duty] for 24 hours.
As a 39-year-old war widow with two young sons, she was scarcely seeking a life of sacrifice and deprivation, but the Life Guards officer danced well at the Galway Blazers Hunt Ball where they met.
The 2nd Life Guards and the King's Dragoon Guards of the Household Brigade also lost heavily (with Colonel Fuller, commander of the King's DG, killed).
The 1st Brigade, known as the Household Brigade, commanded by Major-General Lord Edward Somerset, consisted of guards regiments: the 1st and 2nd Life Guards, the Royal Horse Guards (the Blues), and the 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards.
Sydney Coggins was Regimental Corporal Major of the First Regiment of Life Guards, the part of the Household Cavalry responsible for guarding the British Monarch; Jack Coggins was born in his father's barracks.
