Sentence examples for sword cutting from inspiring English sources

They have gotten this far using the blitz like a sword, cutting down offenses at the knees.

Nausea, dizziness and strange electrical sensations behind the eyes, which sound like a sword cutting the mark of Zorro, have occurred for the last two days.

He has many fine attributes – great court awareness, speed and strength – but it was Thiem's forehand that shone, a blistering sword cutting the mist, and 28 of his 49 winners ripped across the net on that side.

This Japanese-American friendship festival features performances by the Ryu Shu Taiko Drums and traditional folk songs and dances; storytelling, and demonstrations of bonsai, ikebana, martial arts, sword cutting and calligraphy, and, at 3 p.m., a formal concert of classical chamber mjusic by Nihon no Shirabe, a koto-shamisen group from Japan (631) 631-24631

When vested with the dignity [of superior], I planted a cherub with a two‑edged sword at the gate, & behind him a seraph with a four-edged sword, cutting east, west, north and south at every blow.

People carry the delusion that change needs to be abrupt, like a sword cutting everything down at once, so they're afraid to make a move.

In "Hero," an ambitious period epic about the birth of the first Chinese empire, warriors fly through the air like birds of prey, their swords cutting through enemies and lovers alike.

She fired off questions: In real life, could she grab the blade of a sword without cutting herself?

"Taking a lady and suspending her on the edge of a sword or cutting her in half, although it seems so simple to the audience, always has a danger, especially when a buzz saw is used.

Bevel the blade in two sections: a long, sharp bevel extending to the tip of the sword provides the cutting edge of the sword and the shorter, thicker section runs along spine of the sword.

"It's really a sword that's cutting both ways," said Tom Wilson, the Republican state chairman.