Sentence examples for dagger out from inspiring English sources

"It takes a little bit of the cloak and dagger out of the whole thing".

"Get them to pull the dagger out of Conan's back before it's too late, for all of us," the blog wrote.

Luhrmann and his script collaborator, Craig Pearce, must have thought that the mere piling up of sources would produce a thick-textured referential masterpiece, as if one could forge a jewelled dagger out of a bunch of plastic reproductions.

"When I took the dagger out of my heart," Mr. Katz said, "I said, 'I ain't ever going through this again.'" But Ms. Emminger and Mr. Katz did not stay away from each other for long and, as Ms. Livermore advised, they did not discuss age until their relationship — which now includes golf outings, horseback riding and wine tasting — blossomed.

Today, they're pulling that dagger out… and sitting back and laughing as the wound bleeds out.

You can even make a dagger out of book pages.

In The New York Times, Jodi Kantor and Marine Doubt, two very influential women kind of had their daggers out in some ways for this book before it came out.

· In last year's Manga version of Hamlet, the flawed hero delivered the "To be or not to be... .. speech while a giant dagger shot out from his wrist.

I noticed a charming side-effect of the afternoon qat chew among the crowds: a number of young men took their curved daggers out of their sheaths and were waving them in a friendly fashion or dancing a form of sword dance.

But then his attention fell upon the dagger of bone sticking out of my gum.

The train operator, Maurice Parks, 41, who was carrying a dagger, mistakenly lashed out at Flonarza Byas, 29, minutes after being stabbed and assaulted by four muggers just steps from his apartment on St. Nicholas Avenue near 139th Street.