Sentence examples for girded with from inspiring English sources

Twin Sister The best twee music is girded with steel.

The wooden roof trusses have been girded with steel.

Wang Mang, in purple garments and girded with the imperial seals, attempted to marshal magical defenses.

And they're girded with ingredients that stray from conventional notions of Mexican food.

In Armando Iannucci's outrageous comedy about the dead tyrant's underlings, every gag is girded with fear.

Beijing has been girded with soldiers, missile launchers and sidewalk cameras.

There were sentences about camouflaging with a veneer, and girding with an orb, and boomeranging parallels.

After 35 years away from motorcycling, he girded himself with a safety course and on-track training before returning to the road, but he wasn't reluctant to get on a sporty bike.

In the Biblical story of David and Goliath, David initially put on a coat of mail and a brass helmet and girded himself with a sword: he prepared to wage a conventional battle of swords against Goliath.

In 1784, during the conversion of the private residence of Moscow's governor general into the Nobles Assembly, Kazakov made the inner courtyard into a gigantic chamber (of 1,000 cubic metres [more than 35,000 cubic feet]) and girded it with 32 Ionic columns.

BEIJING—When scientists in China girded cotton with an insect-killing toxin in the late 1990s, they knew it would be a boon for cotton farmers.