Sentence examples for medieval mace from inspiring English sources
The tiny, spherical brush resembles a medieval mace and effortlessly coats and separates every lash without clumping.
That Option – which is always the same option, physical, long-ball instant football – is a bit like going to a business meeting with a medieval mace in your briefcase.
The mysterious stroke is part windmill, part sling, and his huge backswing flails away like a medieval mace that no coach in his right mind would ever teach a young student.
Absolutely none of this takes into account the fact that even the most morally upright of citizens can have an off day, or may be too scared to intervene in certain situations for fear of being abused/humiliated/bludgeoned to chutney with a medieval mace.
Some of the men in the group had other plans; they went to a friend's house nearby, armed themselves with knuckle-dusters, a medieval mace and CS gas, and returned to find the group they had been fighting with.
As players swung their bats like medieval maces, the air filled with the thwack of plastic on plastic, and plastic on flesh.
On January 21, a group of Cossacks charged the police lines with little more than their traditional clubs, bulawa, which resemble medieval maces.
Everyone was tooled up, most armed with blunt instruments of some sort – clubs, pieces of wood, medieval maces, ice picks, hammers.
Examples of items that were probably the work of continental artists include the delicate hanging lamp in St. John's Kirk in Perth, the vestments and hangings in Holyrood and the Medieval maces of the Universities of St Andrews and Glasgow.
The outer spikes that pierce cells (the hemagglutinin "H" of the H1N1 flu virus, for example) are exaggerated into medieval battle maces.
