Sentence examples for a mace of from inspiring English sources

The Dutch commander, Justin of Nassau, bowing as he proffers the key to the city, raises his head, surprised, to meet the eyes of Spinola, who touches him on the shoulder with one hand while dangling a mace of command in the other, as if he had forgotten that he had it, and appears to speak.

Some of the cavalry may have used a mace instead of the sword.

It was Eliot L. Spitzer who unleashed the full powers of the Martin Act, transforming it from a baton used against small-time hustlers into a mace capable of cowing Wall Street firms.

A mace made out of plastic cutlery embedded in a Frederick Forsyth novel?

Kaplan Meier failure estimates were plotted to illustrate differences in rates for developing a MACE over 3 years of follow-up as a function of genotype.

Wearing shoes designed to resemble the head of a mace isn't for the shy, or the well liked, or the wanting to be well liked.

Subjects experiencing a MACE within 14 days of enrollment were excluded.

He may also hold a mace, a sword, a cup of ambrosia or have two of his front arms folded.

A mace head in the form of a snake crushes men who poke tiny fists through its coils (the fists double as spikes).

An ACI-TIPI score above 20% was associated with a 20% increase in the odds of having a MACE within 30 days, while an ACI-TIPI score above 30% was associated with a 13 times greater odds of having a MACE (Table 2).

The Kennedy Family – This exhibit on the famous Kennedy family features a number of artifacts, including Kathleen Kennedy's Red Cross uniform jacket, a commemorative cup, a blackthorn walking stick, and a replica of the Great Mace of Galway, Ireland.