Sentence examples for as weaponry from inspiring English sources
As weaponry becomes more precise, the language of warfare has become more ambiguous.
"History as weaponry," as Dudden and Wasserstrom put it, can cause self-inflicted wounds.
Sex is always going to be a part of Wonder Woman; Marston gave her bondage gear as weaponry, after all.
They all use their money, unabashedly, as weaponry, to finance targeted research, hold conferences where scientists must share information and underwrite clinical trials conducted by drug companies.
Although bronze sculptures were common in ancient Greece, only a tiny number have survived (the bronze was often sold as scrap, melted down, and recast, possibly as weaponry), and most of those have been recovered from shipwrecks.
Watson recalls: "The way we cut off the leather at the front to reveal the steel caps – those boots were seen as weaponry and you felt safe wearing them".
Hopkins and his fleet remained at Nassau for two weeks, loading as much weaponry as would fit onto the ships, including the remaining 38 casks of gunpowder.
"We as Alien Weaponry want to get Māori out there to the world, in order to inspire New Zealanders to actually fight to keep the language," says Henry.
The rich Persian Gulf states - particularly the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia - are scooping up as much weaponry as they can.
But from the first seconds of "Frantic," it's clear that Metallica has rededicated itself to dense, complex heavy metal, as much weaponry as strategy.
No longer will Egyptian forces police the tunnels that run under the border with Gaza: instead Hamas will be allowed to import as much weaponry as it wants, including from Iran.
