Sentence examples for was guarded to from inspiring English sources

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

In The Warlord Chronicles (1995 97), Bernard Cornwell makes Portland the Isle of the Dead, a place of internal exile, where the causeway was guarded to keep the 'dead' (people suffering insanity) from crossing the Fleet and returning to the mainland.

In interviews, Knowles is guarded to the point of banality.

My little cousin Kesi is guarded to go to school and to go home.

However, on his private life, Sennett is guarded to a point of gracious stubbornness.

The buildings, he said, could house up to 100 people and could be guarded to keep anyone from leaving.

At this stage of the disease, the prognosis is guarded to poor in horses and cattle [ 3, 8, 18].

A recent World Bank paper was guarded as to whether the African surge would last.

All the streets were guarded by troops to prevent a panic among the inhabitants.

Both are extremes to be guarded against.

"Something that needed to be guarded against".