Sentence examples for equipped with weaponry from inspiring English sources

Stephen Paddock, the alleged Las Vegas gunman, was equipped with weaponry far advanced from the collection of firearms that Charles Whitman used to murder fourteen people, from the University of Texas clock tower, fifty-one years ago.

Mr. Hollande, who was often criticized in the past for his lack of decisiveness, has gotten a small bump in opinion polls after moving quickly to send the French military to the aid of a weak, transitional government in Mali that seemed in imminent danger of falling to a coalition of radical Islamists equipped with weaponry taken from Libya.

In 1964, Sean Connery Sean Connery (as James Bond) drove a machine-gun-equipped Aston Martin DB5 to stardom in the film Goldfinger, and although real Astons have never come equipped with weaponry, recent editions have been kitted with humidors, Global Positioning System units, fax machines and even Champagne chillers.

With Hamas gaining anti-aircraft missiles and Hezbollah now equipped with weaponry capable of targeting almost all Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv, the emergence of wars potentially far worse than the Israel-Hezbollah War of 2006 and Operation Cast Lead in Gaza in 2008-09 are becoming more likely.

America also needs highly trained and mobile military forces, adequately paid and equipped with advanced weaponry.

It supposes that they are equipped with heavy weaponry, with protection against gas, and so on.

Ben and Chon have their own support network of paramilitaries equipped with battlefield weaponry, but the movie offers no idea of where it comes from.

Instead, it was Acclaim's Extreme G3, in which you ride motorcycles that can reach 1,000 miles per hour and are equipped with heavy weaponry used to obliterate the competition.

Officials from the Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq last week confirmed that they would send 150 peshmerga equipped with heavy weaponry to Kobani.

The suspect then drove the military vehicle, which was not equipped with any weaponry, east on Route 460 and then north into Richmond on Interstate 95 at about 40 miles (65 km) per hour, Geller said.

Due to drastic reductions in U.S. military spending following the end of World War II, these divisions were equipped with antiquated weaponry and suffered from a shortage of anti-armor weapons capable of penetrating the hulls of the North Korean T-34 tanks.