Sentence examples for taking arms from inspiring English sources

Builds the atmosphere of terror, preaching we are a righteous nation taking arms against the source of all evil, turning the atomic war into a holy war!

Taking arms himself, he led his troops against the new and vigorous Bulgar khan, Krum, only to meet defeat and death at the latter's hands.

When level with eyes, turn palms down, taking arms out to side on four counts, then slowly lower to your thighs on eight counts.

He has sneered at the deceased for not taking arms, as if shooting were the only honourable and useful form of social action.

TAKING arms against a sea of troubles, many governments in Asia have long resisted the tide of unfiltered news, rumour and comment washing over their citizens via the internet.

It is in part an anti-English protest, taking arms against the imperializing spread of our era's, well, lingua franca — which has now been offered in English, so that everyone can understand it.

They also occasionally had to take arms against the indigenous inhabitants, as in 1572.

He promises to "take arms from all and sundry, no exceptions made".

"Following the violation of their rights, the Suri took arms an engaged the government forces.

His Lucretia has not taken arms against herself, much less against divine writ.

Plantation slaves there took arms against Danish soldiers and colonists and eventually gained control of the majority of the island.