sentinel|sentinels in English

noun

[sen·ti·nel || 'sentɪnl /-nəl]

sentry, soldier or guard who is stationed at a passageway to prevent unauthorized entries or departures

Use "sentinel|sentinels" in a sentence

1. Deploy the sentinels.

2. The sentinels of the media swarmed the fracas.

3. Sentinel (1985) and its sequel ( Sentinel Returns , Psygnosis 1998) are Abstractionistic, both

4. Changed Sentinel consumable shop model.

5. Lisa Akey, Actress: The Sentinel

6. Large dark pines stood like sentinels guarding the sweep of wintry garden.

7. Large dark pines stood like sentinels guarding the wintry garden.

8. I don't want to be a sentinel!

9. We must stand sentinel to protect ourselves.

10. The lone sentinel walked toward his post.

11. A policeman stood sentinel at the entrance.

12. The press is a sentinel of our liberty.

13. The sentinel was stationed on a hill.

14. Accuracies of support vector machine and random forest in rice mapping with Sentinel-1A, Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2A datasets

15. a tall round tower standing sentinel over the river.

16. Was it some supernatural sentinel of the Scarabae?

17. Anita Hardin of the Sentinel staff compiled this report.

18. There were dark green spruce sentinels, ideal for black-throated green and myrtle warblers.

19. In March of 2021, American Sentinel University officially merged with Post University to become American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Post University

20. Behind the sentinel was a staircase with twenty steps.

21. One of the campers sentinel while the others slept.

22. Linda was still locked in place, tracking the overwatch Sentinel.

23. They are like sentinels that help to protect us, and at their core are many important principles.

24. Cordon definition, a line of police, sentinels, military posts, warships, etc., enclosing or guarding an area

25. A lady in full feather approached the sentinel on the sward.