Sentence examples for cutting sword from inspiring English sources

The early English style of fighting with a cutting sword and a buckler (a small shield worn on the free arm) ultimately gave way to the continental European rapier combat.

Declaring it especially distasteful that the contact took place during the week in which the "holy defence" is celebrated – commemorating the start of Iran's eight-year war with Iraq – the editorial concluded that there was no clear justification for "frittering away Iran's most treasured national asset, that is, its cutting sword of resistance".

The hackers, who call themselves "Cutting Sword of Justice," said the virus had destroyed some 30,000 — or three-quarters — of all of Saudi Aramco's computers.

The hackers, who called themselves Cutting Sword of Justice, said that they had slipped a malicious virus into Saudi Aramco on Aug. 15 that destroyed 30,000 computers.

The Cutting Sword of Justice was not widely known before this attack, and information security experts contacted by Reuters had no information on the group.

In the Aramco case, hackers who called themselves the "Cutting Sword of Justice" and claimed to be activists upset about Saudi policies in the Middle East took responsibility.

They are funneled toward the bullring in town and later finished off by the picadors and matadors with their cutting swords and knives.

Baat Jaam Dao, or "Eight Cutting Swords" or "Butterfly Knives," is the most advanced form where you use short swords as weapons.

Once the Ideon unleashes its potency, either with the terrifying Ideon Gun or the planet cutting Ideon Sword, you really begin to understand that this can only end in one truly tragic and brutal way, which it entirely does.

Yet, whatever the economic risks, the DPJ's fiscal samurai, having taken out their cost-cutting sword in the public square, may feel compelled to use it if they win.

Bevel the blade in two sections: a long, sharp bevel extending to the tip of the sword provides the cutting edge of the sword and the shorter, thicker section runs along spine of the sword.