Sentence examples for of a baton from inspiring English sources

After this, there's a sense of a baton being passed.

Or do you think it's been too easy of a baton to be used against you?

The implication of a baton having been passed is ahistorical, and very silly.

Handing a photograph from one person to another is like the passing of a baton in a relay race.

It is also police brutality at its most devious – the strategic version of a baton to the head.

There was a poetic edge as a woman performed magic tricks, pulling flowers out of a baton and scattering stardust.

In the video, Rakeyia Scott also directs orders to her husband as officers move in, with one of them asking for a baton.

In reality his speech and the potential of a baton-like foreign-policy handover to John McCain (now ahead in the polls) is evidence of the victory of a manipulated narrative over reality itself.

Mothersill had the honour of being a baton bearer as the Queen's Baton Relay passed through the Caymans earlier this week.

Jack Green today lived up to his promise to show what he is capable of with a baton in his hand by helping Britain reach the final of the men's 4x400m relay.

It's kind of like a baton.