Sentence examples for outfitting themselves with from inspiring English sources

Lately, police departments big and small have been outfitting themselves with aircraft, night-vision goggles and trucks built to survive buried roadside bombs.

Geoff doesn't "believe in coffee on a walk" and thinks people ought to outfit themselves with the proper gear.

Even New Yorkers like myself can outfit themselves with all the props at small surf shops around the city.

That's because some stores have outfitted themselves with payment terminals that use your credit card's new, more secure chip technology.

The founders even had their own version of Obamacare's individual mandate: In 1792, Congress passed a law requiring nearly all free men to outfit themselves with a military-style firearm and appropriate ammunition.

Generations of students have outfitted themselves with its traditional khakis, blazers, and Oxford cloth shirts, while dignitaries, such as the U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen G. Breyer, J.D. '64, and former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (a 2011 Institute of Politics fellow) have been regular customers as well.

Oleoresin capsicum was made available as an aerosol in 1973, and it saw widespread use in the United States shortly thereafter as an alternative to synthetic tear gases: forest workers and hunters outfitted themselves with pepper sprays to fend off bears, and Cincinnati Magazine, in 1980, explained that mail carriers were armed with what it called "mustard and pepper spray" to deter vicious dogs.

That's not going to stop those iPhone users who are wanting the most powerful device possible in their pocket doing their best to outfit themselves with the TSMC variant of the iPhone 6S.

In the second Militia Act of 1792, they required individuals to outfit themselves with a military-style firearm and ammunition.

Englander points out that many have already outfitted themselves with cameras or other recording devices at their own expense.

It required individuals to outfit themselves with guns and ammunition, even if they had to buy those items from private sellers.