Sentence examples for armoured in from inspiring English sources

They come armoured in layers of technical clothing, conspicuously branded with The North Face, Arc'teryx, Jack Wolfskin and, of course, Patagonia.

The original version of this article suggested that all of King Mswati's Mercedes were armoured; in fact only some of them are.

They presented the Roman army with a new and formidable challenge along the Danube frontier, since at least some of the Sarmatian cavalrymen were armoured in the Parthian fashion.

Modest, vulnerable, melancholic, alcoholic, he comes armoured in the properly inviolable pessimism – "all good things are but a part of something terrible" – and he has enough disabused self-knowledge to understand that "his talent lay not so much in being brutal as in knowing what kind of courage every fix requires".

Fiat Chrysler's recall of more than 1.4m of its Jeeps so they can be fitted with a software patch to make them safe from having the controls taken over remotely, draws attention to an unnerving fact: any modern car is a network of anything up to 70 powerful computers that happen to be mounted on wheels and armoured in a tonne or more of steel.

The second infantry line was armed and armoured in the same manner as was the first infantry line.

CAAT noted that in March 2011 Saudi Arabia employed British manufactured BAE Tactica armoured vehicles in Bahrain to support the Bahrain government crackdown on protesters.

Some 5,789 V2s would be produced (and sometimes sabotaged) between August 1943 and liberation by the US 3rd armoured division in April 1945.

The first time you see them, they come charging at you like colossi – armoured up in shoulder pads and helmets for a game of American football.

Confusion about how to refer to these new battleship-size armoured cruisers set in almost immediately.

Its teeth were longer and more triangular in side view than in later armoured dinosaurs.