Sentence examples for armory of weapons from inspiring English sources

When the Sana protests first started in February, Haddar told me, he had been at home in Marib, surrounded by his family and a vast armory of weapons.

In "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" (its title pays homage to Hitchcock via his 1941 comedy of the same name), the couple lays waste to their perfect house with a small armory of weapons.

Machine Guns Vegas — an upscale indoor shooting range complete with skimpily dressed gun-toting hostesses — opened last week a half-mile from the Strip with an armory of weapons and a promise to fulfill the desires of anyone wanting to fire off an Uzi or a vintage Thompson submachine gun.

Page A10 National VEGAS GUN RANGE OFFERS NEW WAY TO LET LOOSE Machine Guns Vegas -- an upscale indoor shooting range complete with skimpily dressed gun-toting hostesses -- opened a half-mile from the Strip with an armory of weapons and a promise to fulfill the desires of anyone wanting to fire off an Uzi or a vintage Thompson submachine gun.

The details of Adam Lanza's home environment — the armory of weapons there, the copy of the "NRA Guide to the Basics of Pistol Shooting," there was a useful book kept close — are scarcely out before the insistence that there's nothing, absolutely nothing, to see or to do returns, at a higher volume.

The player character is equipped with a small armory of weapons from Half-Life 2 at the beginning of the level, including a pistol, shotgun, crossbow, and gravity gun.

Eileen Atkins and Alan Bates bring to this cigarette-slim play by Yasmina Reza an armory of precision weapons accumulated during lives in the theater.

Ms. Atkins and Mr. Bates bring to "The Unexpected Man" an armory of precision weapons accumulated during lives in the theater.

On one wall is an armory of imaginary weapons, from phasers to ray guns to the crossbow used by Jane Fonda in "Barbarella".

Still petite, pretty and perky, Ms. Field transforms the traits that made her a screen sweetheart into the armory of outmoded weapons that Amanda deploys in her war against her children's lassitude and the poverty of Depression-era St . Louis Depression-era St . Louis

They turned out to be chemokines, small polypeptide molecules that are part of the immune system's armory of natural weapons.