Meanings of great protector in English

Against inundations, flood, and fire, St. George is the great protector.

You are a great protector of women-oppressed man, aren't you, Harold.

Ursus, the Great Cave Bear, is the great protector of all the Clan-everyone'stotem.

The terrain has always been, and still is, Gomera's great protector against foreign incursion.

It is, however, reported that one of them was a great protector of the Zartushta doctrines.

The former was a great protector and benefactor to these missionaries, nor did the latter oppose their preaching.

British Open: On any links course, wind is its great protector; and a player's worst enemy, writes Philip Reid.

Finding themselves deserted by their great protector, they naturally turned their eyes towards Spain, and were now threatening to sell themselves to Philip.

The greatest protector which Protestantism ever knew had perished, as he himself predicted.

Hood's 'Cromwell' is an excellent account of the great Protector.

The blackbirds, meadow larks, crows, quail, and sparrows are the great protectors of the meadow and field crops.

The great Protector himself was dead.

In Warwick's house, the great Protector of the Poor took his rifles from their cases and fitted them together.

But the great Protector died, the Restoration followed, when the careless, pleasure-loving King, Charles II was set upon the throne.

His "Oliver Cromwell" modified and perhaps changed the opinions of English and American people respecting the Great Protector.

This difficulty makes the great Protector, though we can usually see what he is driving at, frequently confused and obscure.