Sentence examples for new arrow from inspiring English sources

The abandoned title heralded a new arrow in Allen's quiver, and he shoots it far and seemingly wildly, yet true.

The episode demonstrates the extent to which the administration views social networking as a new arrow in its diplomatic quiver.

According to "What Technology Wants", a book by Kevin Kelly, one of the founders of Wired magazine, America's flintknappers produce over a million new arrow and spear heads every year.

Maybe it's more apt to say that instead of making a new arrow, they used the wood to make a new bow — and now all their old arrows, the ones that built them a globe-spanning empire, had to be refitted.

This new arrow is called the sum of the two arrows and is denoted.

According to Jane's Defence Weekly, some sources indicate that the new Arrow 2 battery became operational in 2012 in an Israeli Air Force facility at Tal Shahar, roughly halfway between Jerusalem and Ashdod, near Beit Shemesh.

Renewal of the suspension, partial implementation of the ban, or full reimplementation would become new arrows in the Western quiver of options.

Arrows were established in 1977 when a group of managers and engineers broke away from the Shadow formula one team and used the drawings for the Shadow DN9 as the basis of their new Arrows A1, with the result that the two makes of car were virtually identical when they first appeared on the track together.

But because the Iceman was found with an unstrung longbow and arrow shafts and antler pieces to make new arrows, Dr. Konrad Spindler of the University of Innsbruck has long suggested that he may have been trying to escape an enemy by fleeing high into the mountains and preparing to defend himself.

What he thinks about of late is forensic linguistics, which he describes as "the newest arrow in the quiver of law enforcement and lawyers".

He drew a new, straight arrow and, in front of it, more blocks, and then another arrow that veered off to one side.