Sentence examples for was guarded with from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who, or thing that, protects or watches over something.
- The prison guard unlocked the door of the cell.
He acknowledged that he was guarded with information about injuries because he did not want to give opponents the tiniest morsel of data.
The large collection of James papers housed eventually in the Houghton Library at Harvard was guarded with fierce anxiety by Harry.
This huge piece of infrastructure would create militarised strips of land that cross whole countries, where the pipeline was guarded with force, and normal civic rights are suspended.
Until that moment, the market-sensitive data was guarded with launch-code secrecy, a precaution against anyone who might try to take advantage of an accidental or a surreptitious leak to gain an insider's edge in the financial markets, turning milliseconds into millions.
The powerhouse had a tower duty station which was guarded with a "30-caliber Winchester rifle with 50 rounds of ammunition, a 1911 semiautomatic pistol with three seven-round magazines, three gas grenades, and a gas mask".
The copy number of the FER (3p14.3-p21.2) region was guarded with particular rigor in both.
Businesses and industries regulated by the department have been guarded with their comments so far.
In two of the city's parks, Premier and Zuniga, playing children were being guarded with extra care.
The perimeter is guarded with a barbed wire fence that slopes outwards, a road along which vehicles patrol and a second, taller fence that may be electrified.
The details of their intentions had been guarded with NASA-like secrecy, but the grand unveiling proved rather anticlimactic, producing five rushes for 11 yards.
Ever since he brought it to Israel, it has been guarded with a secrecy and fanaticism unusual even within the contentious world of literary estates.
