Sentence examples for arrows of the from inspiring English sources

The arrows of the Comanches came in clouds.

And so the arrows of the field will go like this.

Every day the BBC citadel withstands the slings and arrows of the rightwing press and politicians.

But that gets the causal arrows of the problem the wrong way around.

In this paper we describe a single sample of nineteenth and twentieth century bows and arrows of the Ovambo, Namibia.

He called himself an agent of change who suffers the slings and arrows of the small-minded.

He and other members of his fighting group, which calls itself The Arrows of the Right, perform a dual duty.

"So anyway, they looked at it and a heart-stopping moment this was—it had the little arrows of the Royal Navy on it.

Those opening Dad's Army titles, showing this sceptre'd isle beating back the invading arrows of the continent, could be an animated version of the Ukip manifesto.

"The criminal defense attorney is the lightning rod and has to face the slings and arrows of the public," he said.

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