Photograph: Linda Nylind 4.42pm BST Present arms: the Guard of honour, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards is inspected at the Palace of Holyroodhouse Edinburgh.
Mrs Thatcher began to inspect the Guard of Honour.
We suppose hidden truths are waiting to surface when the guard of waking is dropped.
There is a changing of the guard of cultural iconography in the United States.
Forget the guard of honour, the match was the spit-soaked hankie on the cheek.
Spencer Dale, BP's group chief economist, said: "We are truly witnessing a changing of the guard of global energy suppliers.
As the guard of the revolving door between business and government, Acoba is not exactly a bouncer.
There was the guard of honour, the speech and then there was the hanging out to dry of Wayne Rooney.
"The guard of honour is not nice when you are doing it for other people but this football club has always shown respect and the guard of honour comes with tradition," he added.
His first novel, "The Guard of Deception," was not published until 1993, when he was almost 30.
The reason they gave was because they did not want to deprive the guard of his job.
