Sentence examples for maybe armed with from inspiring English sources
Sure, maybe armed with the 18 years of hindsight we now have, Verona's midfield may have fouled the man more quickly felled the leggy genius but they didn't.
Sure, maybe armed with the 18 years of hindsight we now have, Verona's midfield may have fouled the man more quickly – felled the leggy genius – but they didn't.
The Belgian Foreign Minister, Didier Reynders, revealed to US broadcaster ABC that the 10 being sought could be armed with Kalashnikov rifles or "maybe more than that".
Armed with information and insight, maybe we can even figure out how to bring up the subject, in polite company, without dying of mortification.
During downturns, the ranks of the self-employed swell with workers armed with fresh pink slips and maybe some severance pay to help finance their new ventures.
Armed with papers, she can find a job, learn English, maybe open the bar she often dreams about.
Some are armed with guns.
They were armed with rifles.
"I was armed with photographs," she said.
"He was armed with a knife.
They are armed with sticks.
