"Rose guard" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to someone or something who is responsible for protecting, guarding, or watching over a rose or roses. For example: "The gardener was appointed to be the rose guard of the royal garden."
Alfred Lin, the former COO and CFO of Amazon-acquired-Zappos, joined Sequoia in 2010, and he, along with former Googler Bryan Schreier, Aaref Hilaly and a few others, are part of the new, rising guard of VCs at the firm.
The trade came at a high price for the Clippers, who dealt a rising star, guard Eric Gordon; the Minnesota Timberwolves' unprotected 2012 first-round selection; and two other valuable assets (Al-Farouq Aminu and Chris Kaman's expiring contract) to New Orleans.
Mike Wise arrived on the beat for The Times after the worst New Jersey episode in Nets history, the 1993 death of a rising shooting guard from Croatia, Drazen Petrovic, in a car accident in Germany.
So we assembled a small group of Generation Y women who are part of the Silicon Valley's rising new guard — people that are arguably the perfect target audience to hear and respond to Sandberg's message that women should "lean in" to their careers even as they start to think about building their own families and personal lives.
As we mentioned yesterday, we took an in-depth look at Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's new book Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead with a number of Generation Y women who are part of the Silicon Valley's rising new guard.
The influence of his years in the PLA, where he rose from border guard to regimental commander, is evident.
As the sun rose, the national guard rolled into town, along with vans bringing numerous officers from other police jurisdictions.
Then, Larry Hughes, the 76ers' 6-foot-5-inch guard, rose to push the ball through the hoop as the buzzer sounded.
Trump does have a few longtime aides who appear to be truly loyal, particularly Allen Weisselberg, now C.F.O. of the Trump Organization, and Matthew Calamari, Sr., who rose from security guard to C.O.O.
The scoreboard showed 72-72 when the 6' 6" guard rose up from the wing to let loose a deep three-point shot over LeVert's outstretched arm.
