Sentence examples for a dagger into from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry," she says and demonstrates by stabbing a dagger into the air.

Bouyeri left a message, driven by a dagger into the film-maker's corpse, warning that Hirsi Ali would be next.

When, caught in the act by her husband, she plunged a dagger into her gut, you died with her.

Neil Stewart, a Canadian Scot (so that's why they say "oot and aboot," eh?) roared rhotically through the address to the haggis before plunging a dagger into it.

"Can you imagine?" Then she said the words again, and each one must plunge a dagger into the hearts of her former paramours, wherever they are: "Two.

She then kills herself by plunging a dagger into her breast — a dagger that, Kleist says, has somehow been forged from the "cold ore" of her emotions.

Victoria described Harper's early passion for football as "like a dagger going into my heart".

Surrounded by elders, Agha is clad in a traditional turban and baggy trousers, with a dagger tucked into a large sash at the waist.

He writes: Remembering them, the innocent dead, I must thrust a dagger calmly Into my eyes Must purchase with blindness Clarity of the brain For that bone-devouring memory Is best expressed By refusal.

Washington pays a rent of $4,085 per annum, which President Fidel Castro refused to cash after 1960, describing the naval base as "a dagger plunged into the heart of Cuban soil".

JH: "Going behind was like a dagger going into us.