Sentence examples for put a spear from inspiring English sources

Recognising Indigenous people in the constitution will put a "spear through the hearts of racists in Australia" but the process will not be fast tracked, the government's Indigenous affairs minister has said.

And then, to make matters worse, the undoubted planting of evidence on each of the dead bodies by trying to put a spear into the hand of the dead person in itself is so outrageous, it's difficult to contemplate".

The anti-tax activist Stephen Moore gave the game away when he described Social Security as "the soft underbelly of the welfare state," and hailed the Bush plan as a way to put a "spear" through that soft underbelly.

Former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker -- a relative progressive when compared to the advisers Obama chose to heed -- told Suskind what his advice to Obama had been: "Well, right now, when you have your chance, and their breasts are bared, you need to put a spear through the heart of all these guys on Wall Street that for years have been mostly debt merchants".

Breaking free using a flask of water to enhance his strength, A.C. destroys Nadia by putting a spear through her head.

For us to have put a camera on Britney Spears 24/7 when she was going through all of her problems would have been cost prohibitive, and it's not what we do.

Prior to the hurricane coming along and distracting everybody, it looked like the staff at Lucky might end up engulfed by a shit-storm all of their own making, after they stole about three inches of Britney Spears' face and put a picture of it on the cover of their magazine.

Asked what she thought of Ms. Spears's performance, Priscilla Alves de Franca, 17, put a finger to the tip of her nose and pushed her nose upward.

Azarenka clinched it with a deft backhand that speared awkwardly at Robson's ankles, and the teenager could do little more than put a racket on it.

Before Reynolds, ranked 283rd, lost in a hurry to put an end to his first Australian Open, the Californian Abigail Spears put an end to her own debut by surrendering a 5-3 lead in the opening set to the clever and unpredictable Swiss veteran Patty Schnyder and losing in straight sets.

The ANC, which in the past has been criticised for remaining silent in the face of corruption, its own people dying from Aids, and human rights violations in Zimbabwe, whipped up opposition to The Spear, putting a logo on its website homepage that says: "President Zuma has a right to human dignity and privacy".