O.K., the vision is not much guarded by self-love.
Richards did not so much guard his mortality as flaunt it.
"We don't buy into it too much," guard Ben Gordon, a junior, said.
There's only so much fevered anticipation, so much guarded politeness, so many unconvincing insistences that they get along fine that a league can take.
On musician bulletin boards, discussions about Army bands often revolve around prosaic matters like how much student debt the Army covers or how much guard duty and other regular military activities are required.
"The whole area of mobile coverage is a much guarded secret by mobile phone and broadband providers," said Michael Phillips of consumer website BroadbandChoices.
They come in all sizes, from a twee bike-riding robot whose visage I cannot now find in my photo library to a set of guard robots that won't do much guarding when you kick them over before they can alert the authorities.
He looked at his friend, who hadn't moved to rejoin us after Mitko hid away his tiny stash, and after they exchanged another glance the friend turned his back to us, not so much guarding the door anymore, I felt, as offering us a certain privacy.
He looked at his friend, who hadn't moved to rejoin us after Mitko hid away his tiny stash, and after they exchanged another glace the friend turned his back to us, not so much guarding the door anymore, I felt, as offering us a certain privacy.
They very much guard how they exercise their own professional practice.
