Sentence examples for into a samurai from inspiring English sources

Masaoka was born into a samurai (warrior) family.

"It's been a crazy week," Mr. Winser said, his shoulder-length hair pulled tight into a samurai ponytail atop his head.

Kageki was born into a samurai family, but by the age of 25 he left his home and studied under Kagawa Kagetomo in Kyōto.

Chikamatsu was born into a samurai family, but his father apparently abandoned his feudal duties sometime between 1664 and 1670, moving the family to Kyōto.

On his mother's side of the family, Nagahara's story goes back to a great-grandfather who was born into a samurai family in 1880, just as Japan's feudal order was being overturned.

Stokes had plenty to thank him for, too, with Bairstow providing the perfect foil by batting in measured fashion and crucially – until his hundred had been secured and his own bat morphed into a samurai's katana – not trying to compete with his fellow redhead for boundaries in a battle of egos.

He had been tortured to death — beaten, then cut into pieces with a samurai sword, then burned — by a Red Command gang leader and his men.

But Barlow's up-to-date caprice easily mortifies Serra's canonical dignity, as if dragging a samurai into a pillow fight.

His most recent admission came after he wandered into an A&E Department carrying a samurai sword and bleeding from self-inflicted wounds to his face and ears.

To complement the physical collection, the museum will host a series of films and lectures, offering a broader look into the life of a samurai.

For beginners, it's possible to have fun with the basics – dodging, shooting and occasionally turning from a ship into a flying samurai phantom to rain down furious fire on your enemies, with free play on every mode to keep you from hurling your controller into the screen.