Sentence examples for a dagger of from inspiring English sources

When told of the rebels' demands, Susan Tolchin, Mr. Spano's chief adviser, unsheathed a dagger of her own.

It was Porter, then with the New Orleans Saints, who had intercepted Manning in the Super Bowl after the 2009 season, returning that attempt, like this one, down the right sideline for a dagger of a touchdown.

Then guard Tyra White, who won the national semifinal game against Stanford with a driving layup in the final 3.3 seconds and had 18 points Tuesday, hit a dagger of a 3-pointer.

But every time the Huskies made a run, Stanford responded with some obstruction: a dagger of a shot, a rebound that hindered the Huskies from starting a fast break and using their speed and quickness to counter Stanford's size.

Ennis had hit a jumper just moments before that cut the Flyers' lead down to one and, as everyone on both sides certainly remembered, hit a dagger of a game-winner against Pittsburgh just last month.

Bruce Bowen, scooped up off waivers, added a dagger of his own -- a 3-point shot late in the game that restored the Heat lead to 6 points after a 4-point run by the Knicks.

You can even make a dagger out of book pages.

The shield is surmounted by a silver helmet above which there is a hand grasping a dagger.|Coat of arms of the chief of Clan MacIntyre.

"This takes a dagger to the heart of that concept".

But the global economic downturn thrust a dagger to the heart of its most ambitious proposals.

As a full-blown Jedi simulator it's a dagger to the heart of fanboys everywhere.