Sentence examples for rather guard from inspiring English sources

I would rather guard Steph.

Would you rather guard Kevin Durant or Stephen Curry?

But when it comes to his personal art collection he can be rather guarded.

He's also painfully lonely, but then a man who likes eating people does have to be rather guarded.

A better strategy is to isolate the network's most vulnerable parts and lock them up.Intrusion-detection systems work rather like guard dogs.

When he is not playing, the Knicks' opponents tend to fall back and clog the middle rather than guard against perimeter shooting.

She says she spoke to him not to rig the vote, but rather to guard against any such attempt.According to a recent poll, 59% of Manila residents believe that the president was trying to fiddle the ballot, while only 29% accept the claim that she was trying to protect her votes.

As the right outside contain man on the punt coverage, Levingston was also held responsible by Giants coaches for Howard's 30-yard return because he ran to the middle of the field rather than guard the edge of the field as assigned.

The point is clear: From the middle of the 19th century, sports mattered to American colleges for their image and their product in an increasingly competitive higher-education environment which increasingly grew to see its raison d'etre in educating a broad middle class rather than guard and hone aristocratic privileges.

It is also known that mutations or other changes in the chaperone proteins themselves cause them to actually promote misfolding, rather than guard against it [9].

"We were always guarded by two or three young boys – they would change all the time because most liked fighting rather than guarding," he says.