Those in authority, however, conclude from Radio 4's excellence that its employees should be secular saints - utterly wise, without bias, free from petty backbiting and considerations of personal advancement, probably hand-picked at the age of seven and also very fine swordsmen.
Then she had a baby girl, not a son and heir, so he said, 'Off with her head.' But he still loved her a bit, which is why he paid for the finest swordsman in France to come over and do the job".
Fortunately, one of Balthazar's newfound allies, the squat, rotund Melychor of Samos, just happens to be the finest swordsman in the land; the other, the African Gaspar, is no slouch when it comes to battle either.
Francis High, 2009) senior defensive end, California Lutheran football: The four-year starter and multiple-time All-Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honoree began his last season with the Swordsmen in fine fashion.
Out on the fine white gravel of the driveway, you see him pictured as a swordsman, practising his fencing - Il Duce's stocky frame presenting a rather large target for his coach.
After some minutes of instruction on the finer points of "locating the seam" and "breaking the neck" and two failed tries, the junior swordsman finally succeeded in decapitating a bottle of Duc de Romet's "prestige brut," to be shared with his companion.
She was beheaded by a French swordsman.
Bell doesn't fear the second-best swordsman, he fears the worst swordsman.
He was a swordsman of the thrusting line.
Mr. Tsui has developed his notions of China through other historical series, including the "Swordsman" films (set in a more distant, magical past), the "Chinese Ghost Story" series (in which heroic monks confront demons with distinctly imperialist agendas) and many one-shots, including the shrewd, sober, meticulously crafted period adventure that might be his finest film, "The Blade" (1995).
