You didn't say which meaning of this word you want to use. If you mean to guard as in to keep something secure, you could say "The Secret Service will guard the president during the parade."
If you mean a guard, meaning the person who is guarding, you could say "I waved at the guard as I signed into the courthouse." You could also say "The guard dog patrolled the yard, growling at anyone who came too close."
If you mean the sports term, you could say "He plays guard on the team."
If you mean to keep control over something, you might say "Guard what you say because people are listening."
The entrance to the castle was guarded by the Kings men.
The entrance to the castle was guarded by the Kings men.
I am improving this answer because the last answer was not appropriate. Here is a sentence with the word captivate: The painting at the auction captivated me by its wonderful technique and details.
Solid information regarding the Illuminati is zealously guarded.
It does not match your Premises. That is how we can use Premises.
The mathematic formula was incomplete and did not solve the problem. The formula for the cola was a closely guarded secret.
Guarded is the past tense of guard.
The brave knights had a quest to save the damsel in distress, who was guarded by a fire breathing dragon.
The Underworld is guarded by Cerberus.
The word "guarded" can be used as an adjective or as a verb in the past tense. As an adjective... This entry is well guarded. As a verb... The policeman guarded the door.
No, they didnt it's still a closely guarded secret.
it's guarded day and night