Sentence examples for routinely guarded from inspiring English sources

They found that the weapons — some of them about a hundred times more powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima — were routinely guarded, transported, and handled by foreign military personnel.

They found that the weapons—some of them about a hundred times more powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima were routinely guarded, transported, and handled by foreign military personnel.

The officer has received death threats and is routinely guarded by police officers at his Staten Island home, but his lawyer told the New York Daily News that he can't wait to start patrolling the streets again.

He has received death threats and is routinely guarded by police officers at his Staten Island home, but his lawyer told the Daily News that he can't wait to start patrolling the streets again.

Thomas's explanation was odd, given that Robinson routinely guards taller players.

On defense, although he routinely guards the N.B.A.'s most prolific scorers, he significantly ­reduces their shooting percentages.

In e-mail responses to this column's descriptions two weeks ago of female travelers' complaints about inappropriate frisking, many other women who travel frequently said that while they understood the need for tough security and even personal pat-downs, they routinely encountered guards who were unnecessarily rude or abusive.

West's female partner, Quinn, routinely stands guard, lies to protect him, and makes bogus 911 calls for cover.

Those officers are routinely called away to guard the Statue of Liberty.

Some insisted that they routinely expand capacity to guard against attacks that come from different quarters all the time.

Before the 1983 84 season, the Celtics had repeatedly lost to the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA Playoffs, mainly because physical Sixers guard Andrew Toney routinely caused problems for their defensively fragile backcourt.