Sentence examples for an array of weaponry from inspiring English sources

For China, Russia's affirmation of Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan, now cemented in the more muscular confines of this treaty, follows the Bush administration's decision this year to sell an array of weaponry to the island, which has been estranged from the mainland for half a century.

But when the alliance's purpose is to frighten, that may be a task best left to the American generals who run NATO's military machine and this week marshalled an array of weaponry to get Mr Milosevic to comply with the United Nations' resolutions on Kosovo.

They will unveil the artist's controversial site-specific work, which juxtaposes conflicting imagery such as a Disney princess with an array of weaponry.

In the previous week, the Russian defence ministry had provided the rebels with an array of heavy weaponry: tanks, artillery pieces and mortars.

(This movie is not as savage as its predecessors, but there is an array of unorthodox weaponry on show, including arrows, a stiletto, and an old wooden wheelchair).

"Can you imagine coming here with a stick?" The Americans bring an array of modern weaponry, from surveillance drones to close air support.

The People's Liberation Army is awaiting an array of sophisticated weaponry now under development, including space and long-range missiles capable of use against American aircraft carriers in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

The first American president to attend India's Republic Day celebrations was greeted by an array of Russian weaponry on Monday as the lengthy martial parade underscored how far the US has to go in its efforts to become Delhi's preferred new military partner.

In addition to an extraordinary array of weaponry and martyrs' paraphernalia, it includes a large indoor room that was remodeled to resemble "what we believe the martyrs' heaven is like," according to one of the guides on duty.

In launching a war to drive the Jews from his Palestine, the Arabs' Arafat has come up with an impressive array of weaponry.

Dave (played by Aaron Johnson, who recently starred as the young John Lennon in Nowhere Boy) proves to be a fairly unsuccessful vigilante until fate brings him into contact with Hit-Girl, who has been trained by her father in the art of self-protection and who is the master of an astonishing array of weaponry, including butterfly knives and taser guns.