Sentence examples for armed with everything from inspiring English sources

In the face of looting and arson, neighborhoods organized into popular defense committees, including young men armed with everything from horsewhips to the hoses of water pipes.

The young men who formed the core of the mobs were armed with everything from hammers and whips to machetes and guns, and they were not easily deterred.

Last year, the #ArmMeWith teacher movement went viral on social media when educators responded to politicians' proposals that they be armed with guns and bullets by asking instead to be armed with everything from bullying prevention programs to more diverse children's literature that explores empathy and resilience.

pay: In 1993, the Securities and Exchange Commission demanded that companies provide far greater detail about what they pay their leaders — but once every corner-office mandarin knew how much his peers made, compensation consultants were armed with everything they needed to get even more from corporate boards.

Go into the online name game armed with everything you need for optimal success.

You knew the game was up for Mr Mubarak when the uniformed security forces of the state melted away leaving the city streets to vigilantes armed with everything from hockey sticks to handguns.

More power to you if you said, "Why, just today after my lunch of kale and parsnip soup!" For the rest of us, there's good news: Smartphones already come armed with basically everything you need to become a more productive human.

More power to you if you said, "Why, just today after my lunch of kale and parsnip soup!" For the rest of us, there's good news: Smartphones already come armed with basically everything you need to become a more productive human. .

For the first decade, factory owners armed with this new power kept everything the same in factories and used electrical motors to drive the same power trains.

There she was again on NBC's "Today" show Monday, armed with two things to say — "everything is on the table," and things are "best decided by local communities and by states" — and she recited these rote phrases to Savannah Guthrie no fewer than six times during the brief interview, regardless of relevance to the question.

Smartphones, tablets, media players, almost everything is armed with a touch-ready screen.