Sentence examples for display of arms from inspiring English sources

The emergence of the Badr Brigade on Najaf's streets, often side-by-side with the new policemen, and the open display of arms by political groups in the south, threatens to scupper moves to centralise law and order.

The Battle of San Romano of June 1 , 1432 was little more than a skirmish during an inconclusive and ruinously expensive war with Lucca and its Sienese allies, but Paolo Uccello's three panels painted a few years later turned the incident into a magnificent display of arms and a resounding military victory for the Florentines.

But even in the post-Communist era, it has taken nine years of on-off negotiations in order to make it happen.In this section The horror in the detail Resurrecting Russia's arts Accessories of war The art of preservation ReprintsThe exhibition is a return match for a display of arms and armour from the Tower that attracted nearly 80,000 visitors before it closed in the Kremlin last month.

Harry fares far better when all she has to do is sigh along to Heart of Glass, her sculpted Studio 54 pout making a welcome return as the crowd will her along with a communal display of arm-waving that might well have wafted the storm clouds away.

Eastern clergy often display coats of arms according to this style, replacing the crown with an appropriate hat drawn from liturgical use.

Ms. Geismar's full-bodied choreography — frequently an energetic display of slicing arms and legs or earthy partnering — seems disconnected from the dance's emotional intent.

Western leaders have long been uncomfortable watching the annual May 9 display of Russian arms and hardware, and against the backdrop of the Ukraine crisis drew a line against attendance this year.

With that display of raw arm-twisting, Mr. Obama reinvigorated a debate about the renewed reach of government power, or, alternatively, the power of government overreach.

The result shows that the information fusion based on GRNN for this system could accurately display the end-of-arm force.

They entitle companies to display a coat of arms on their products as recognition of their royal patronage.

The Dacre Beasts are four huge heraldic carvings made to display the coats of arms of one of the most powerful families in Tudor England.