Sentence examples for swing a sword from inspiring English sources

By learning to swing a sword?

To swing a sword, for instance, a player is supposed to be able to simply swing the controller, which resembles a TV remote.

It's happened before with games like EverQuest and World of Warcraft, but virtual reality has a more instant appeal once you try it, especially when there's a lot more to do than viciously swing a sword at some poor orc for hours on end.

Going back to Dungeons & Dragons, the classic role-playing games are based on fantasy settings where, if I swing a sword, whether I connect is based not on my own physical prowess but on the abilities I have nurtured in my character.

"I wanted to make a fantasy film that took the genre seriously," Bassett told me, "and had powerful themes and subtext played by an actor [James Purefoy] who could do more than just swing a sword and look good with his shirt off.

Once upon a time, there was a guy who couldn't swing a sword and nearly peed his pants whenever he saw even a toddler-size dragon, so he went to law school, where he learned a bunch of very useful skills, and when he graduated he became a lawyer, and he was pretty O.K. at that, and it allowed him to build a life, try to build a life.

"I myself suffered a nasty dislocated thumb, but embarrassingly not from swinging a sword around.

Mining is an option for those who don't like swinging a sword.

No walking down the street swinging a sword around.

"Swinging a sword is a lot more fun," Madden said, which the crowd got a big kick out of.

Yet I often find myself with my back against the wall, swinging a sword -- not defending the oppressed or what is actually right, but defending myself, my opinions, and what I think is the right way of doing something.