Sentence examples for prepared to wield from inspiring English sources

Russia has already shown that it is prepared to wield gas as a weapon to keep eastern Europe in check.

The executions are a reminder of the power the regime is prepared to wield against its enemies.

It is a potent threat, and one Trump is prepared to wield, recently warning CNN: "If I am not treated fairly by the Republican party, I very well might consider that".

The prime minister, who blocked eurozone leaders from embedding their fiscal compact in EU treaties last December, indicated that he may be prepared to wield the veto for a second time.

David Cameron has indicated that he is prepared to wield Britain's EU veto again as he seeks to protect the City of London in negotiations to shore up the eurozone.

Real reform of a rotten system will only happen if shareholders have binding votes every year on actual pay awards, as opposed to outline pay policies, and if investors are then prepared to wield that power.

Saj Mahmood is preparing to wield the long handle and Somerset are 294-9, hoping for a third batting point.

The center does not disclose who finances its activities, a policy it is declining to change even as Mr. Podesta prepares to wield influence over the shape of the Obama administration.

The multimillionaire darling of the grassroots party faithful had stormed out of Margaret Thatcher's cabinet only a year earlier, and was now prowling the backbenches, preparing to wield the knife that would finish her off.

The future of Clive Palmer's $6bn China First coalmine now rests on two separate environmental decisions by the federal minister Greg Hunt, as the mining magnate prepares to wield his powerful four-senator balance of power voting bloc from next July.

As you prepare to wield your Vorpal sword, where do you focus your gaze: at the monster's head or at its tentacle eyes?