Sentence examples for chain armour from inspiring English sources
Restrictive covenants were called "a marvelous delicately-woven chain armour … [excluding] any member of a race not Caucasian" by one member of the Chicago Real Estate Board, which even provided templates and model contracts that real-estate agents could use to develop their own exclusionary contracts.
In time, chain-mail armour tended to be replaced by stronger, but less flexible, plate.
Police arrested a man wearing chain mail body armour as they seized a haul of weapons and drugs during a disturbance in Lancashire.
Armour made from chain mail (metal rings), worn like a shirt.
(a,b) Conducting beads on the surface of a silicone drop with a radius of about 1 mm embedded in castor oil: the beads attract and form chains, resulting in a colloidal bar armour.
By driving armoured wedges through the weakest links of the defence chain, penetrating Allied territory would not require substantial armour behind an infantry advance.
What's Justice?" Justice, as many of Under Armour's best customers may not know, is a chain of more than nine hundred stores, aimed at tween girls.
Combatants on both sides were armed with body armour, helmets and shields and carried baseball bats, chains, metal bars and air pistols.
On a cloudy day, the library's oversized chain-mail looms menacingly above the square like a heavy suit of armour, or – as one passerby puts it – a big pair of lacy pants.
The new Boxerjock products are being sold by two department store chains, Macy's and Nordstrom, in addition to the usual places Under Armour has sold underwear: sporting goods stores and online at underarmour.com.
