Sentence examples for Wielding from inspiring English sources

According to Borislav Gavrilov, a professor of modern history at Sofia University, members of the former communist secret police remain in positions of power across Bulgarian society, wielding unfair influence and stunting the development of the nation.

Bangladeshi blogger Ananta Bijoy Das was hacked to death in an attack by four men wielding machetes yesterday (12 May).

Three weeks ago, there was another woman wielding a fillet knife in a confrontation with police, in another lakeside town in northern Idaho.

His campaign drew huge crowds with people many wielding brooms, the party symbol.

The Right Sector is a loose grouping of ultra-radical elements that led confrontations with riot police in Kiev, throwing molotov cocktails and wielding baseball bats.

Upon arrival, Schächter, Ullmann, Krasa and Klein went first, directed straight to the gas chambers by Dr Josef Mengele himself, wielding his cane and directing the arrivals to either forced labour or immediate death with a flick of the thumb.

The bad news for party activists who study the Swedish or Canadian axe-wielding precedents is that success was accompanied by a marked rise in inequality.

"From Dublin to Lublin, from Portugal to Pomerania, the pitchfork-wielding populists are converging on the Breydel building in Brussels – drunk on local hooch and chanting nationalist slogans and preparing to give the federalist machinery a good old kicking with their authentically folkloric clogs," Boris Johnson wrote in the Telegraph on Monday.

The crowds were dispersed by baton-wielding riot police, leaving several protesters bloodied.

Another test of its capacity to resist pitchfork-wielding urges will come in the next few weeks, when it is expected to issue guidelines on executive pay.The stiffest resistance to change is coming not from Wall Street but from Washington, DC, where government officials, regulators and congressional leaders are locked in turf wars and ideological battles.

To make all this run like clockwork takes a team of ten computer-wielding operations planners and 200 unskilled workers, who make up the loads in the right sequence at a warehouse down the road.