Sentence examples for a dagger would be from inspiring English sources

Surely a dagger would be involved.

There the blade was pushed into the dam accompanied by various rituals, a result of which the powers that resided in the dagger would be infused into the dam.

"GM designed in dangers in its automobiles knowing full well that their cars, with hood ornaments like spears and fins like daggers, would be unsafe at any speed," Ralph Nader told me.

Although Edith threw verbal daggers at would be fashionistas on the TV show House Party way before Simon Cowell, Claassen still plays her as a likable and admirable character.

It would not be a democratic movement; but it would be a dagger held to Khamenei's breast.

Bayern goal would be a dagger.

"It would be a dagger in the heart of Medicare as we know it," Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia, said in typical comments on Friday.

Harvey Sawikin, a partner in Firebird Fund, a Russia-dedicated hedge fund in New York, said, "All along they said they didn't want to hurt minority shareholders, and this would be a dagger in their hearts.

Receiving refugees and forming interfaith friendships would be like a dagger in the heart of ISIS.

You could say that on Newsnight Review, and Paul Morley and Germaine Greer would be looking daggers at you, wishing they'd said it first.

If the rebels won, it would be a victory for reaction and Hungary would become a fascist base with a dagger pointed at the socialist countries.