Sentence examples for protective guards from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just security issues, going from one place to the other, having protective guards to go to certain places.

Although many cities, including New York, require protective guards to be placed on apartment windows, most owners of houses don't take such precautions.

Carl, 48, who would not give his last name because he was absent without leave from work, noted the train's old-fashioned indoor cooling system — fan blades that whirled on the ceiling without any protective guards.

Several feet long, the typical device has controls in the handle and an electric motor at the trimmer head, which houses a coiled, plastic cord that spins and cuts like a scythe at extremely high speeds inside protective guards.

In Tahrir Square, Christians and Muslims held hands and formed protective guards at each other's services in a demonstration of solidarity designed to convey that the protesters are united in common cause and that heated debate in the west about the role of the Muslim Brotherhood is of less concern to Egyptians.

There is no late period in Calder; just a last period, which, as most often happens, recapitulates the high period more sluggishly, in his case literally: motors had to be attached to some of the mobiles to get them moving, and the ones that did move are enwrapped by protective guards and curators and conservators who discourage them from being set in motion at all.

Some drills also offer a protective guard for the burr, which protects adjacent tissues from the spinning drill burr.

He was also placed under protective guard, as was his family, who gathered at the hospital from Brooklyn and were flying in from Israel.

He said it was around 10 October, but most of what remained of the inner sanctum was forming a protective guard weeks earlier than that.

Mr. Risher said the boyfriend was often seen with a protective guard on his arm, training the dogs to bite in front of the building.

Then kids from the neighborhood formed a protective guard around a gnarly old candy store on Avenue A and Seventh Street in Manhattan.