Sentence examples for to bodyguard from inspiring English sources

I used to bodyguard for Muhammad Ali, Leon Spinks, Sugar Ray Leonard.

In March, China granted preliminary approval of thirty-five trademarks for various Trump-related business projects, ranging from hotels and spas to bodyguard and concierge services.

"If you've got to resort to bodyguard work, I've got news for you: it's too late," Bongino said, noting that an agent's work is done mostly in advance, and that it requires creativity: "We're like the MacGyvers of federal law enforcement".

I used to bodyguard a lot of diamond merchants; I would travel with a suitcase full of diamonds and take them from point A to point B. My reputation grew because I was a professional, I did my job and I was courteous, a no-nonsense guy.

The company's job with Bremer was just to bodyguard the CEO -- which has a brutal simplicity to it.

I literally walked up to the front desk guy and asked him, "Where the party at?" He looked at me with one of those stone-faced expressions you find on soldiers in the field, or on large individuals with backgrounds in mixed martial arts who are being paid to bodyguard celebrities they secretly hate.

Another problem is this: American officials say that Kabul Bank appears to have made a number of loans to Afghans close to Mahmoud, possibly even to bodyguards or laborers.

Mr. Qaddafi, now in Niger, had a reputation of using the London house for cocaine parties and entertaining prostitutes, according to bodyguards who worked at the house.

He became so accustomed to bodyguards and assistants that he once admitted that he trembled if he had to open his own front door.

Or at the next level, since the forces of darkness have moved to illegal operations, will we all have to get bodyguards to do climate science?

He said he had been forced to hire bodyguards to protect himself from anti-racist campaigners ahead of the European and local council elections on May 22.