Best scene: Bex visits his childhood bedroom, walls covered in football heroes of his youth, and digs out a suitcase of weaponry.
Misconstrued as a sentiment against war, the statement was actually Grant's address to American Jews, who, it was believed, used out-of-commission Civil War weaponry to perform circumcisions.
Unfortunately for the Taliban's out-of-the-box thinker, his favored weaponry and propulsion systems -- one of which may be based on an article in the November 2000 issue of Scientific American -- would either be useless anywhere but in the vacuum of space or inapplicable to jets for practical reasons.
They've got Ma'a Nonu and Conrad Smith in the centres, with Sonny Bill Williams on the bench, and their combination with fly-half Dan Carter works beautifully, while there's also plenty of weaponry out wide.
You "take him", you ship him out, like mobilising some particularly fearsome piece of weaponry, battering at the container walls as the ships leave Dover, peering out at the cowering villagers as the colony thunders south through Normandy.
Mobile phones, laptops, digital cameras and camcorders were laid out on bails of hay – a display of weaponry at the heart of the UK's increasingly technological protest movement.
Though he prefers to fight with his halberd, he sometimes uses guns out of necessity, the type of weaponry that he hates.
G. J. and I climbed up one turret during the hour or so that we spent roaming about, visiting the exhibits of holdings of the nearby Slovak National Museum -- lots of weaponry, furniture and musical instruments -- and checking out the views.
set in London, it features a terrifying werewolf creature, and will follow a reimagined King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table - kitted out with steampunk weaponry of course.
His report provoked some indignant comments on social media from haggis lovers who pointed out that their favorite sausage was probably a lot safer than the kind of weaponry freely available to U.S. consumers.
