Sentence examples similar to news guards from inspiring English sources

France's official reaction to the news was guarded.

As if trying to break disappointing news, the guard handed her a paper fan decorated with the Pope's visage, and whispered: "Sorry.

He spoke at a news conference, guarded by more than 100 heavily armed fighters, in a village mosque near the border with Afghanistan.

A12 Commerce Secretary Donald Evans, at a heavily guarded news conference to introduce new Iraqi currency, said that violence in Iraq is isolated and that foreign investors should seize opportunities.

No mention is made by the Iranian news agency of guards aboard the ship.

The three-month undercover investigation by Channel 4 news filmed Serco guards describing various detainees as "black bitch", "animals", "beasties" and "evil".

Lucas Guttentag, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigration Rights Project, said he was not comforted by the news that border guards had acted on a tip from an informant.

On Tuesday, under questioning by Judge Tahilyani, Mr. Kasab said he had heard the news from the guards on duty near his cell.

Long before the news about the guards gone wild hit the media, the State Department had been issuing a long stream of warnings to ArmorGroup about contract violations ranging from sleep-deprived workers to corrupt managers.

"You here for the big news event?" a guard asked.

Until this latest turn, major American news organizations had guarded her identity.