Sentence examples for armourer from inspiring English sources

As the Mubarak regime's patron and armourer, the Americans have had a tricky balance to strike.

So there is in Israel a school of thought that advocates counter-attacking not only against Hizbullah but also against Syria, Mr Nasrallah's helper and armourer.

America continues to have a vital interest in the region's oil and remains the chief armourer and presumed protector of Saudi Arabia and its GCC neighbours.

He clashed with the Royal Armouries again seven years later over the acquisition for £114,000 of a 16th century helmet said to be by the Italian master armourer Filippo Negroli.

Other superheroes prefer to handle the design themselves – like Utah's Citizen Prime, who spent £2,500 employing an armourer to weld a sci-fi suit out of plate metal.

Back in the USA after months in captivity, the repentant armourer declares that he's getting out of the weapons business, and then he retires to his laboratory so he can get on with refining his super-suit.

As fashion historians point out, medieval linen-armourers had long made padded undergarments that fitted beneath suits of armour, reducing a little the discomfort of wearing plates of steel.

"A public inquiry is the only way to find out whether or not senior officers from Operation Trident have been colluding with armourers, that they provide protection to, to put guns on to the streets of London, so that they could then arrest those receiving the weapons," she said on Sunday.

Milan attracted the best European armourers, outstanding goldsmiths and manufacturers of coveted, luxury textiles.

Eventually armourers to craft bows and arrows, carpenters to build houses, and seamstress to make clothing all appeared as specialist artisans, trading their wares for food produced by the hunters and shepherds.

Despite international agreements to control or ban nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, their companies sometimes with official connivance, sometimes without it—have long been bespoke armourers in mass destruction and purveyors of missile technology to anyone with enough cash.