But the bits of that private life that have escaped the first and last word, always and forever, are the paintings of himself as a centaur that A-Rod reportedly has hanging in his home suggest that he should've guarded it more closely, because they are implausibly vain and world-historically weird.
Elevated platforms should have guard rails.
Who would have guarded him?
Edward sent Fauconberg and his horsemen to ford the river at Castleford, which should have been guarded by Henry Earl of Northumberland, but due to slowness on his part, arrived late by which time the Yorkists had crossed the ford and were heading to attack the Lancastrians at Ferrybridge from the side.
In the chaos, the policemen and UN peacekeepers who should have been guarding the court ran away.
It feels unfair that we should have to guard ourselves against this aura of racism whenever we say something as innocent as "I didn't enjoy Americanah". Though I personally adored Americanah, as did Krishna, no book that I'm aware of is universally loved, and all readers have idiosyncratic tastes and proclivities that help us form opinions on what we read.
Corzine was CEO of commodities broker MF Global in October 2011, when the firm collapsed, causing about $1 billion in losses to consumers whose money should have been safely guarded in separate accounts.
There should have been guards".
It had two wire fences and six towers, which should have given guards a constant view from every angle.
Of course you do: every school should have armed guards or others who pack heat so they can mow down the next Adam Lanza before he mows them down.
"Maybe to keep them from changing where we've placed them, we should have security guards at each table before dinner," suggested Harriet Weintraub, a publicist who helps organize more than 15 benefits a year.
