Meanings of life guards in English

The prince entered first accompanied by the Voyevode and several life guards.

No life guards were on duty at the time of the baptism.

In 1714 he became captain-lieutenant of the first troop of the Queen's life guards.

You'd best help me carry him in, and then run for some of the life guards.

Club member Matt Newell said life guards got the callout at about midday on 18 February.

His antichamber was protected by fifty life guards.

Incidentally, that's why the life guards were there.

His daughter grew up, and married a Mr Stepney, 'who rode in King Charles's life guards.'

And it's not just staff employed directly by the council, such as life guards, that could benefit from the pay rise.

While Toussaint retires to Gonaives, with his two thousand life guards converting themselves to cultivators there, Dessalines remains on active duty.

Surf Life Saving is calling for beachgoers to take care this weekend, as there will be no life guards on patrol.

No wonder the social fabric is crumbling when quite impossible people like life guards permit themselves to become blase' over such matters!

Mr Featherstone said if they had been swimming during patrol times, life guards would have told them about the dangers of the area.

The cavalry were-twotroops of the royal horse guards, (blue,) the first regiment of the life guards, and the seventeenth lancers.

The palace was surrounded by a cordon of the king's own life guards, who admitted no one save those who presented proper credentials.

When the game was officially tested late last year, the real- life guards carried radio tags that pinged players' systems when they got too close.