Sentence examples for about a sword from inspiring English sources

This wasn't my idea -- at one point, we really didn't have an ending, and we were meeting people for money, and one of the money people said, 'Hey, how about a sword fight at the end?' And I thought, 'Well, that's not bad, let me think about it,' and so I put them on the roof, and they broke off antennas, and so on.

In this dream a voice spoke about a "Sword that was Broken" that was to be found at Imladris far to the north, about the awakening of "Isildur's Bane", approach of "Doom", and appearance of "the Halfling".

Moorcock's Elric of Melniboné series, about a sword and sorcery anti-hero, began with "The Dreaming City" in the June 1961 Science Fantasy, and Moorcock appeared frequently thereafter: he had either a story or an essay (and sometimes both) in all but four of the remaining issues edited by Carnell.

Which is not to say that some of the songs at the championships aren't a little bawdy: the subtext of a snapsvisa about a sword swallower who has come out of retirement (written by Caj Gustavsson, this year's 78-year-old winner of both the national and world competitions) is not exactly veiled.

"We assessed a number of complaints about a sword-swallowing act in this popular ITV programme, but will not be taking the matter forward for investigation," said an Ofcom spokesman.

Included is the 215th issue of cult classic Savage Dragon, a wonderfully dense issue of Ms. Marvel, and a goofy comic about a sword-wielding unicorn, plus more.

"Selling arms is GREAT!" – shouted one, above a picture of Prince Charles in traditional Saudi dress, larking about with a sword.

Because the Greeks didn't bother much about plagiarism A sword held high above a goat's head, Then the goat with no head — Calcutta, where my father was stationed in the war.

He swaggered about with a sword at his side and once flung a plate of scalding artichokes in the face of a waiter, supposedly because some of them were cooked in butter rather than oil.

There are tales from James Frey's fiction factory about adding a sword to I Am Number Four so there would be something to merchandise when the movie came out.

Whack a sword about!