Sentence examples for sword calls from inspiring English sources
"I'll get the biscuits, shall I?" In EastEnders (BBC1), any minor crisis – fire, pestilence, the sword – calls for a nice cup of tea.
Mrs. Sword called the police.
Beginners practiced with a wooden sword called a rudis.
I took the name Green Destiny from - well there is such a sword called Green Destiny.
In one of those Chinese movies, "Crouching Tiger," one of the characters wielded a sword called the Green Destiny.
He ruled by a sword called "Joyeuse"; anathema to those good EU citizens who abjure war and adopt "Ode to Joy" as their anthem.
A Victorian picture of puppies playing with a British naval officer's jacket and sword, called "Defense of the Realm," brought $24,150.
Finally, all baptized Sikhs carry a kind of sword called a Kirpan, which can range in length from several inches to three feet.
"It was murder committed by the sword called 'special inspection' illegally engineered" by South Korean conservatives, referring to government investigations of Mr. Chung.
You've got to love him: a man in a dress who rides a motorbike and carries a dirty big sword called Excalibur around.
In Beijing there are balletic martial arts duels over Li Mu Bai's sword, called Green Destiny, which, combined with Wudon fighting techniques mastered in secret, mystical camps, renders the person who wields it virtually invincible.
