Sentence examples for perform guard from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for Donovan, his impact on offense was reduced as the game progressed, in part because he was asked to perform guard duty, helping his captain, Phil Neville, defend Spurs' dynamic wing, Gareth Bale.

They will be expected to perform guard and patrol duty, but don't have to have any training at the time of enlistment; they will be trained at the Quartermaster Depot at Front Royal, Virginia.

In Iraq, paid contractors don't just cook meals and build camps, as they did in the Vietnam War; they also perform guard duty, carry weapons, work on planning and logistics and train the new Iraqi military and police force.

It begins as an account of training at Sandhurst, and of the frustrations of a callow young man who had geared up for fighting and heroism, only to be asked to perform guard duty in a prisoners' detention centre in Iraq.

In return, the tribes will promise to expel and deter insurgents, and to provide recruits (probably about 50 per district) for a local force that would perform guard duties.This has echoes of the "Sons of Iraq" militia that the Americans created in Iraq as part of their successful "surge".

Once there, Mr. Goba and the others received training in the use of firearms and explosives, as well as performing guard duty.

In the plea agreement, Mr. Taher said that he had trained in the use of automatic weapons, had heard a speech by Osama bin Laden and had performed guard duty.

In the plea agreement, Mr. Goba admitted to attending the camp, where he said he had received training in the use of automatic weapons and a rocket-propelled-grenade launcher and performed guard duty.

In pleading guilty this year to supporting a terrorist organization, the men said they were trained in the use of weapons and explosives and performed guard duty at the camp.

In contrast to the rigors and danger of infantry service, heavy artillerymen performed guard duty and manned the big guns in fortifications, where they never saw the enemy — or so Barnes and his officers claimed.

In arguing for the lesser sentence, prosecutors and Mr. Mosed's lawyer cited his early departure from the camp -- where he and the others received training in the use of weapons and performed guard duty -- as well as his cooperation with government investigators.