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Meanings of watch of in English

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Usage of watch of in English
1
Only one half of the first watch of the day is gone.
Twenty-Two Goblins
2
It has happened on the watch of the MP for Sheffield Hallam.
The Guardian
3
They slept uneasily, with a watch of four men all the night.
Tongues of Serpents
4
There was another reason besides curiosity for keeping watch of the work.
Masters of the Guild
5
He knew it was safer to keep a close watch of strangers.
The Tale of Benny Badger
6
He kept watch of the boy, but without favoring him with influence.
The Last Shot
7
Elaine glanced at him, nodded, and resumed her watch of the door.
Final Weapon
8
He was sure that her escort was keeping watch of his movements.
Back to God's Country and Other Stories
9
He said he'd keep watch of Heinie, and no doubt he has.
Bob Cook and the German Spy
10
I must keep watch of you, though, now that Alice is gone.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859 / A Magazine...
11
We'll stay out and keep watch of her till she drops anchor.
Frank Merriwell's Cruise
12
It was an old Breguet watch of her fa-ther's, from the fifties.
Safe harbour
13
In the third watch of the night the gambling-houses are in full blast.
The Abominations of Modern Society
14
However, on Thursday, shops reopened under the watch of soldiers and federal police.
Reuters
15
Smaller banks will continue to be under the watch of their national supervisors.
Reuters
16
He escaped under cover of the night from the watch of the bailiffs.
"My Novel" — Volume 11
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