Sentence examples for several arrows from inspiring English sources

So you have several arrows in your quiver".

He carried a spear, and slung across his shoulder was a hunting satchel with a digging stick, an ax, a bow and several arrows tipped with a poison made from beetle larvae.

After firing several arrows from the spot where Jon Snow acted as archery teacher, Boston student Kerriann Kelleher said: "I have been a fan of the show since it came out, so being able to put on one of the costumes and shoot a bow and arrow on the set was just an awesome experience".

But then, this is the guy who was smote in the chest with several arrows at the hands of girlfriend Ygritte and lived to tell the tale… But after Comic Con last week Thrones director David Nutter reported a conversation he'd had with President Obama who'd asked if the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch was really gone.

The technique requires a user to draw several arrows on an interface which point towards physical landmarks in an environment.

As the same as in Figure 13b, the FES-assisted forces and voluntary forces are drawn as several arrows in Figure 19b from which the same conclusion can be drawn: the FES assistance is not only proportional to the voluntary effort but is also provided in the correct direction.

Rudder, writing in the year 1779, says:— "The camp was levelled a few years ago by the owner of the land, when several arrow heads, javelins, ancient horse shoes, Roman and Early English coins, &c., were found". Fosbrooke says that this was a British camp, and that it was called Caer-bladon.

Normally, he says, he would also be carrying his cutlass and several homemade arrows.

There are no extant written records of the make-up of the broader categories of soldiers and sailors, but since the Mary Rose carried some 300 longbows and several thousand arrows there had to be a considerable proportion of longbow archers.

Known in the industry as the "Green Dot", the symbol looks similar to several other arrow symbols that mean the packaging is recyclable.

After World War II, the model was criticized by several authors (Arrow, 1962; Khun, 1962; Polanyi, 1958).