Sentence examples for scores of guards from inspiring English sources

Vincent R. Mancusi, who was warden of the Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York when inmates rebelled against prison conditions in 1971, sparking a riot that left scores of guards and prisoners dead or injured, died on July 5 at his home in Springfield, Va.

But for every death, for every act of vicious abuse, there were likely scores of guards, medical personnel, and prison administrators -- maybe even senior prison administrators -- who actively participated or tacitly acquiesced in the murderous, abusive behavior.

Shock responsiveness scores of guards and nectar foragers were significantly different (Fig. 3a: F1,354 = 11.08, p<0.001), the responses of foragers to shocks being generally higher than those of guards, especially for lower voltages.

To answer this question we determined shock responsiveness scores of guard and nectar forager bees of the same hive using the same procedure as above.

Scores of police guarded the streets surrounding a courtroom near Paris's opera house yesterday morning for Mr de Villepin's arrival.

Scores of national guard and police officers have been killed in the last few weeks alone as insurgents have sought to cripple the interim government and disrupt national elections scheduled for Jan . 30

Surrounding the brick-built 1930s blocks where Sarah had lived for the past five years were metal fences, manned by a score of security guards.

That unfolding-nightmare structure makes the series similar to "Alcatraz," a good but unsuccessful Fox show from last season, in which investigators had to track down scores of inmates and guards who vanished from Alcatraz in 1963 and began turning up in the present.

But when they gathered that morning, they found scores of police officers guarding entrances to the bridge.

Mr Fu said Mr Chen escaped last Sunday, April 22nd, but that the scores of local police guarding his home didn't notice his disappearance until three days later by which time he had reached Beijing.

A 2010 scoring chart provided to The New York Times showed that before the decision was announced, the base at Burlington received the lowest score of three guard finalists for the F-35s.