Sentence examples for orders to guard from inspiring English sources
He returned two hours later with orders to guard the baggage train, but also to send as many men as he could spare toward the American right flank.
War would not actually be declared until 12 August, and the order was countermanded four hours later, but Milne gave up the hunt for Goeben, following his standing orders to guard the Adriatic against an Austrian break-out attempt.
Eight patrol officers and a sergeant from the department's Hollywood Division had been dispatched to a quiet residential neighborhood in Torrance with orders to guard the home of a captain who had been involved in the decision to fire Dorner for dishonesty and other misconduct.
At 2 30 p.m. he received an incorrect signal from the Admiralty stating that Britain was at war with Austria — war would not be declared until 12 August and the order was countermanded four hours later, but Milne followed his standing orders to guard the Adriatic against an Austrian breakout attempt, rather than seek Goeben.
The police were ordered to guard Muslim and Jewish schools and places of worship across the region.
He and another officer were ordered to guard Prime Minister Churchill by getting him to ride in an armored car.
In order to guard against bias, the rules are ferocious: timed questions and answers, no interrupting, no controversial topics or direct attacks.
And a second lion colony is needed, in order to guard against a high risk of the Gir lions being wiped out by an epidemic.
The Labour governments of that period also began to dot the Jordan valley and Golan Heights with Jewish settlements, ostensibly in order to guard the new borders against a still hostile Arab world.
And ironically, such a deal will most likely require boots on the ground in order to guard weapons inspectors and secure weapons, something that President Obama promised wouldn't happen if Congress gave him authorization to bomb.
He learns that they have been ordered to guard some old biddy who witnessed a drug deal, and who turns out to be another of this book's many surprises.
