Usar "off his guard" en una oración

1. He realized by now that her question about Enjteen had been just to put him off his guard

2. businessman and not for a second, a true businessman would let off his guard

3. Now, ought a man to feel pleasure in seeing another do what he hates and abominates in himself? Is he not giving way to a sentiment which in his own case he would control?--he is off his guard because the sorrow is another's; and he thinks that he may indulge his feelings without disgrace, and will be the gainer by the pleasure

4. All Rincewind had to do was shake off his guards, fight his way out of the Tree, find the temple and steal the horse out from under whatever it was that Bel-Shamharoth used for a nose

5. He was just trying to put poor Bilbo off his guard

6. Taken off his guard he toppled backwards into the arms of his attacker

7. Here is the pitfall! Again, a man off his guard, from an unwary disposition, may delight in mystifying another who suspects him, and may wantonly pretend to be the very criminal wanted by the authorities; in such a case, he will represent the person in question a little too closely, he will place his foot a little too naturally

8. Taken off his guard, the captain stepped to the hatchway, gave a few orders, and seemed to recollect something