stood guard

While an assistant stood guard in a small boat, I sank to the bottom with a camera encased in a bubble-shaped underwater housing.

Together they had stood guard more than one cold and rainy night, their feet in the mud, the wind slapping their faces.

I stood guard with a rifle on the bank of the river.

A big, motherly looking woman invariably stood guard at the door during the entire operation and counted the admissible number.

A line of young soldiers, their faces masked against the stench, stood guard across the entrance.

Outside, UN peacekeepers stood guard, and French soldiers patrolled the streets around the palace.

Armed with real bronze weapons still sharp enough to draw blood, the soldiers stood guard.

The appearance was inclined 45 angleses from two soldiers who stood guard to clap in the beginning.

I had one who made a cobweb above my bed and stood guard for almost a month.

She stood guard for hours before Animal Control officers arrived.

Four soldiers stood guard over the coffin.

The dog stood guard over his master's belongings.

Laos is left with fewer than 1, 000 of its wild elephants, three of whom stood guard on its royal emblem (until 1975).

Police stood guard at a free food distribution site in Dalli, a village in southern Niger, on Tuesday, April 27, 2010.

A squad of Volantene spearmen stood guard at the river gate.

Two climbedto the landing and stood guard while the others pushed past them to search thebedrooms, the bathroom. Nothing.

This is a special name for the soldiers that stood guard outside the Tower of London.