Sentence examples for a blade on a from inspiring English sources

If you damage a blade on a less expensive pair, it's unlikely that it can be repaired or replaced; on more expensive models, the blades, springs and other parts can usually be ordered from the company.

Draw the shape of a blade on a large piece of heavy cardboard.

A hatchet is versatile, Mr. Walsh said, since it has a blade on one side and a hammer on the other.

Girts Ostenieks, 33, was on a practice run traveling at about 36 miles an hour when a blade on the errant sled pierced his skull, officials said.

A nocturnal forest tableau with Leo whittling a long stick with a blade on the left side of the image while Justine walks toward the camera on the right.

These are stiffer, with a thick stalk and a blade on either side.

Furthermore, they contended that an axe used for chopping wood and clearing stumps should be considered a weapon, telling CBC "it's a weapon that has a blade on it" and "it's currently unknown how many other weapons are currently being hidden in the illegal encampment".

Even if you're experienced in self-defense, or even MMA, or karate, you're going to quickly come up against a hard truth: it's pretty easy for someone to get a blade on you in close quarters, and a knife makes for a deadly attacker, if you don't know what you're doing.

The lirpa is a long shaft with a crescent blade on one end and a spiked cudgel on the other.

A violent melee then took place, the English infantry mainly armed with bills-a curved blade on the end of a long pole-gradually repulsing repeated Scottish assaults.

Using a very sharp knife, a mandoline or the finest slicing blade on a food processor, slice one potato half paper thin.