Sentence examples for dagger of a from inspiring English sources

No such objections can be made to "Salome," that strange gilded dagger of a play.

The dagger of a goal felt like a boulder eclipsing a glimmer of light for the Blackhawks.

In the final round of the U.S. Open, when his margin was a staggering eight shots, he opened with a dagger of a birdie.

So far, Sweden has defeated South Korea and lost excruciatingly to Germany on a dagger of a free kick five minutes into added time.

It was Porter, then with the New Orleans Saints, who had intercepted Manning in the Super Bowl after the 2009 season, returning that attempt, like this one, down the right sideline for a dagger of a touchdown.

Then guard Tyra White, who won the national semifinal game against Stanford with a driving layup in the final 3.3 seconds and had 18 points Tuesday, hit a dagger of a 3-pointer.

He finished with his fifth ace, the preferred final dagger of any player, an emphatic statement to all watching.

Jack remembered then — as clearly as if he were there — the rhythmic screech of a turning wheel, the hush-hush-hush of water falling, a dagger of silver moonlight, a girl lying back on a stack of sacked cornmeal, her white dress pushed above her waist.

Jack remembered then as clearly as if he were there the rhythmic screech of a turning wheel, the hush-hush-hush of water falling, a dagger of silver moonlight, a girl lying back on a stack of sacked cornmeal, her white dress pushed above her waist.

The lines of bronze daggers have been noted in rock daggers of a later date, despite the difficulty of imitating a metal object in stone.

Draw a dagger on a piece of thick paper or cardstock.