Sentence examples for by wielding from inspiring English sources

He achieved both, mainly by wielding the hatchet.

And Beijing has aroused international alarm by wielding that virtual monopoly as a global trade weapon.

Either that, or injuring herself by wielding a saw that she doesn't know how to use.

She begins her tutorial by wielding that totem of collegiate binge drinking everywhere: a red plastic Solo Cup.

So when the landlord comes to evict these tenants, he can do so by wielding the city's building codes.

First, it steers Microsoft into markets not easily conquered by wielding the muscle of its Windows operating system monopoly.

Skeptics see a deeper strain of Russian tradition: trying to catch up with the West by wielding the power of the state.

One way Bettman keeps the owners unified is by wielding the threat of a $1 million fine against any owner who speaks publicly on labor matters.

Reasonably enough, they picked holes in the existing system of public interest immunity certificates, under which judges protect security by wielding the black marker pen.

James Joyce, Carson McCullers and Seamus Heaney fare better, although she argues, not altogether unpersuasively, that Heaney is embarrassed by wielding a pen instead of a spade.

Several deaths this year involved people who placed officers in difficult situations by wielding pellet guns while allegedly pretending to be armed with a genuine firearm.