Sentence examples for site guarding from inspiring English sources

The strategic nature of the site, guarding a main valley corridor between the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons into South Wales, was recognized by the Romans, who built the fortress of Gobannium, and by the Normans, who built an 11th-century castle.

Alternatively, males' prolonged staying in the colony could be related to nest site guarding.

The group effort, carried out on blogs and message boards, led to a macabre Web site guarded by a beautiful vampire, where visitors could view short prequel episodes to HBO's new series and learn about a product called Tru Blood that obviates the need for vampires to feast on humans.

Before arriving in town, the WBC had announced its plan to also protest outside of Marisol Therapeutics and Pueblo West Organics, warning us all that "God Hates Your Sorceries (Drug Trade!)." So there they were: Six lonely WBC sign-wavers at Marisol, the first demonstration site, guarded by a team of cops who stood 30 yards away.

The immigrants employed by Chinese-government projects lived in cookie-cutter rooms inside makeshift townships close to their work sites, guarded by three-tier security.

The largest internet retailer in the world is keeping the location of its new test site closely guarded.

If there is a New York connection embedded in the title of that work, commissioned by Carnegie Hall, Mr. Salonen's Web site (esapekkasalonen.co.uk) guards the secret well.

Just down the street is Rachel's Tomb, a Jewish pilgrimage site heavily guarded by Israeli soldiers in one of their few remaining enclaves in Palestinian-ruled Bethlehem.

Many estates, including Bormann's, had Freikorps units stationed on site to guard the crops from pillaging.

The reports noted that the site was guarded to prevent reporters and the public from affirming the contents.

It includes on-site guards and labourers for cleaning the modules and regular component checks, especially for the batteries.