Sentence examples for made arms from inspiring English sources

Some of those companies made arms, and Urwand concludes that the studio "helped to finance the German war machine".

As a photographer, I have always been interested in gestures – I was once described as someone who made arms dance.

They wonder whether a unilateral decision by the United States to proceed would unhinge the strategic balance that has made arms control possible and nurtured nonproliferation efforts.

In 1912, the Met made arms and armor a separate department, and by now it has charge of more than 15,000 objects, with a thousand or so displayed in 10 galleries at any given time.

Australia was one of seven co-authors of the treaty, and the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, made arms control the centrepiece of her presidency of the UN security council, saying it had taken too long to staunch the unrestricted flow of weapons across the world.

China has made arms sales to Taiwan the number one irritant of the US-China bilateral relationship," he says.

Skating to the rousing Quixotic score, Fernández made arm gestures like a swashbuckling silent-film star.

A spokesman said the deal made ARM 7% more expensive for SoftBank.

A two-by-two factorial design was employed, in which subjects either made arm or finger movements alone, made coordinated arm-finger movements, or made no movements.

Few have made arm cannons that fire a laser powerful enough to cause damage.

The Soviets are now making arms control a major element in their propaganda.