Sentence examples for edges of the dagger from inspiring English sources
"I was most worried about the sharp edges of the dagger board puncturing up through the hull of the boat so we desperately were trying to cut the ropes to get rid of the dagger board," skipper Ken Read said.
"Everything now depends on how successfully we walk the sharp edge of the dagger that we have been walking our whole history.
Gyllenhaal gets linked up with Gemma Arterton, as Princess Tamina, the guardian of the dagger.
The boat previously was damaged when the design of the dagger boards failed.
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It is an epic poem teetering on the edge of a dagger.
I began a scream that lasted unintermittingly the whole time of the incision... the air felt like a mass of minute but sharp and forked poniards [daggers] that were tearing the edges of the wound".
Sell all of the daggers you make so as not to over-encumber yourself, and repeat.
The Prague model of Hawksmoor's Christ Church, Spitalfields, is more available than the cleaned and scoured, Portland stone dagger on the edge of the City of London.
Howell's strike from the edge of the area hit the U's Andrew Whing before looping over Ryan Clarke and into the net, following a deflection off the Daggers' player's knee.
