Sentence examples for going in batons from inspiring English sources
Flares, Cops going in batons drawn".
The tactical nature of this battle, says Giles, is that you have one army of scantily equipped men who can only throw missiles versus another who can only engage at close quarters; subjected to a barrage of stones and bricks, police can only respond by going in with batons.
When they did not disperse, the special forces went in with batons, water cannon and finally rubber bullets.
The police don't go in; they just watch from nearby bridges, swinging batons.
And so Clausen passed the unwanted baton to McCoy, who had been expected to go in the second round, only to slide far down the draft order.
The passing-on of the comedy baton is always a fascinating process - and rarely goes in the direction you expect.
"I am going to Baton Rouge!" he shouted.
Always remember to let go of the baton before spinning, otherwise your baton will not go up in a straight line.
The chain of care resembled a relay race, with one runner trying not let go of the baton until the next runner had it in hand.
Another question: Will Mr. Clinton really let go of the baton?
After Tuesday's final performance of this program, the Bernstein baton goes back in its display case.
