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Sentinel is a person or thing that keeps guard of a place.

There are also places called Sentinel:

Sentinel Township in North Dakota,
Sentinel in Oklahoma,
The two Sentinel Islands, in the Andaman Islands.

Sentinel can also refer to the following:

Sentinel Waggon Works is a former British engineering firm. They built steam (and latterly diesel) railway locomotives and road goods vehicles. They specialised in steam engines with unusual vertical boilers. One of these locomotives is currently in use on the preserved ex-colliery line, the Chasewater Railway in the Midlands.
Sentinels are angular, laser-weilding, flying robots built by the Forerunners to contain the Flood, in the videogame Halo: Combat Evolved.
Sentinel is the name of the first track in Mike Oldfield's musical album Tubular Bells II (1992).
Sentinel is a codename that was used by fictional superhero Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern.
The Sentinels are a series of mutant-hunting robots in the Marvel Universe.
In the movie The Matrix and its sequels, Sentinels are robots that hunt down humans that have escaped from the Matrix. The Sentinels are squid-shaped and are capable of flight.
In computer programming, a sentinel is a special character that signifies the end of a sequence of characters.
AN/MPQ-64 Sentinel radar and a fire distribution center (FDC).
Sentinel was a 1984 computer game, created by Bryan Brandenburg and published by Synapse Software.

There are several works called The Sentinel:

The Sentinel is a short story by Arthur C. Clarke that formed the basis for 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The Sentinel is the name of the local evening newspaper published in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
The Sentinel is the name of the local newspaper published in Holland, Michigan.
The Sentinel was an American television series.
The Sentinel was a 1977 film based on a novel by Jeffrey Konvitz.
The Sentinel aka La Sentinel was a French thriller.
The Sentinel is a film based on a novel by Gerald Petievich, filming in Toronto and Washington in June 2005.
The Sentinel was an album by neo-progressive band Pallas.
The Sentinel was a 1986 computer game for several home computers.
"The Sentinel" is a song by Judas Priest, from the 1984 album Defenders of the Faith.

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Sentinel

See also: Sentinel, 1984, Andaman Islands, Arthur C. Clarke, Chasewater Railway, Computer programming, Defenders of the Faith