Phrases with «to circle the wagons»

The phrase "to circle the wagons" means to come together and protect oneself, like how settlers in the old American West would form a circle with their wagons for safety. It involves gathering and defending against any potential threat or danger. Full definition

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to circle the wagons

Sentences with «to circle the wagons»

We can not circle our wagons around human rights, a universalism that promises to keep our hands clean by denying we have hands. (firstthings.com)
But if you find out that your reputation is under siege online, don't circle the wagons — get out there and take on the outlaws. (lawyermarketing.com)
Pioneers circled their wagons for mutual protection, and a new trend emerging in the 403 (b) space employs a roughly similar tactic. (investmentnews.com)
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Phrases with «to circle the wagons»

Sentences with «to circle the wagons»

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