Sentence examples for bolt far from inspiring English sources

The 13th century saw the diffusion of the crossbow, whose bolt far surpassed the arrow of the longbow in its power to penetrate.

Returning briefly to Ghana, he came back to Europe in 2005 but, in spells with OFI Crete, Hapoel Kiryat Shmona and AEL Limassol, ended up doing little more than play out time in a career that had shot its bolt far too early.

But stress will force it to bolt (start blossoming) far sooner than that.

Gay chose not to overstate the significance of the win, acknowledging that Bolt was far from peak fitness: "It feels great to beat Usain but deep down inside I know he is not 100%.

Somehow staying on his feet, Bernard reversed direction and bolted for the far sideline, taking a circuitous route that brought him even further behind the line of scrimmage.

Far easier to bolt together a few pieces of trivial comment from political pundits and move on.Ironically, the Times falls into the balance trap in its very own article.

But if far-right parties bolt Mr. Sharon's governing coalition over the withdrawal plan, he could be compelled to turn to his left, to the Labor party, for support.

Start with your tail on the coping (the metal on the top of the half-pipe) and your foot just behind the bolts, but far enough back to balance.

Put the nut or bolt back on the end of the shaft far enough to engage the threads securely, leaving a space between it and the pulley.

Move the lever or bolt handle upwards, then pull the bolt back as far as you can.

But so far he is the only party member to bolt.