The word "arrow" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun, verb, or adjective. Example: When the hunter shot an arrow, it flew straight and true to its target.
The wine, which can be found in shops and restaurants around London, including Noble Fine Liquor on Broadway Market (the label is an arrow pointing upwards), is extraordinary.
Unfortunately, Olivier moved as the archer took his shot – and the arrow went straight through his leg.
Tarquin Hall's latest novel is The Case of the Love Commandos (Arrow, £9.99).
A Hindu text suggests firing an arrow and only doing your business where it lands.
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Wikileaks entered the fray to accuse Hillary of plagiarising their own logo, which also, erm, features a red arrow.
Boulton has an arrow-design, multicoloured Gresham Blake tie he might wear on election night: "You can't wear a single colour or someone will accuse you of bias".
America's fastest-growing sports are archery, skateboarding, kayaking, snowboarding, backpacking, bow-and-arrow hunting and mountain biking.As well as shooting arrows à la cupid, women will be driving new growth in the traditionally male-led porn industry, which Mr Penn estimates to have global revenues of $57 billion.
It came out for 19 years, ran to 3.5m words and hit a peak circulation of 70,000 that included just about everybody who mattered in Washington, DC.Richard Nixon, then the vice-president, was among Stone's first targets as "a young man who symbolises a slick kind of Arrow-collared fascism" and remained in his sights until the Watergate scandal.
To illustrate this point, Theo describes efforts that were made in 1991 to raise a local anti-LRA force that became known as the Arrow Boys.
Returning drama The 100 will kick off mid-season along with outbreak drama Containment and the hotly anticipated Arrow/Flash spin-off DC's Legends of Tomorrow, featuring comic heroes Firestorm, White Canary, Hawkgirl and others.
