Sentence examples for term guard from inspiring English sources

We probably shouldn't be surprised at this point by how NBA players are occupying their extended free time -- on Monday night Kevin Durant played on a flag football team with a fraternity from Oklahoma State -- but admittedly, Chris Paul appearing of The Feud did catch us a little off, for lack of a better term, guard.

Describes the first crisis of his term: guards were taken hostage by prisoners at the Ossining Correctional Facility.

It is with Broadway's support services in mind that organizations like the Theater Development Fund are trying to establish long-term guards against a disabling falloff in business.

Last week the AP reported that Mascara said that his deputies were making more frequent patrols around the mosque but that the agency did not have enough staff to place long-term guards at the site.

High frequencies of chases and ostentation (Table 1), and long-term guards characterized courtship.

They haven't been able to do anything about the term "rash guard," though, which unlike "bikini" doesn't exactly conjure sultry afternoons on the beach.

The benign term "security guard" does not convey the true role of these armed men, many of them former military commandos lured into retirement by bigger paychecks.

The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to terms with guard Sun Yue, who is playing for China's Olympic team.

The Pistons made the first splash, coming to terms with guard Ben Gordon and forward Charlie Villanueva for a combined $95 million.

The Giants agreed to terms with guard Mitch Petrus and punter Matt Dodge, the team's sixth- and seventh-round draft choices, and claimed wide receiver and kick returner Chris Davis off waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals.

But this time, in contrast to the boom years, when banks "preapproved" seemingly everyone, lenders are choosing their prospects more carefully and setting stricter terms to guard against another wave of losses.