Sentence examples for a battle-axe from inspiring English sources
The prize - a battle-axe - will be presented on 19 June at the Magic Circle headquarters in London.
That judgment may have been sly — the woman looks to be something of a battle-axe — but the composition is majestic, and Picasso never parted with it.
Cruise ships and corporate event-planners in England book her for a talk entitled "Confessions of a Battle-Axe," which she gamely delivers in Marks & Spencer satin capri pants and a generously forgiving, knee-grazing velvet jacket, or in pieces by Escada, Louis Féraud or arcanely frowzy High Street labels like East and Phase Eight familiar on her side of the Atlantic.
If you can tell a battle-axe from a halberd at 50 yards..
Hopefully people would just think I was a badass and not that I just really like the idea of a battle-axe because of the 2,000 hours I spent playing Runescape instead of talking to anyone in the seventh grade.
This is worse than a faulty band-aid; it's akin to treating a wounded person with a battle axe because the bleeding is so serious.
In 1825, a farmer spread the rich "manure" of the Roman rubbish dump across the fields, digging up leather shoes, pottery and a battle axe.
Pat Maloney is a Battle Axe Warrior in training.
So what's different between a Battle Axe Warrior and say Juggalos or Technicians or some other movement is that we actually have every single member documented.
In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, the Green Knight appears before Arthur's court during a Christmas feast, holding a bough of holly in one hand and a battle axe in the other.
