Sentence examples for the arrows of from inspiring English sources

The arrows of the Comanches came in clouds.

There was Greensleeves and the "arrows of desire" of Jerusalem (for which Prince Charles had to read his hymn sheet).

"But the arrows of our culture, whether in music or television or movies, are all pointing younger and more conceptual.

He and other members of his fighting group, which calls itself The Arrows of the Right, perform a dual duty.

He evokes the awe inside the search for "a point where all the arrows of explanation converge — where every why is absorbed in an ultimate because".

Umenyiora's public image may never fully recover from the arrows of the past few off-seasons, but that does not mean he should be defined by it.

Call it the arrow of cancer.

I've been slain by the arrow of time... maybe.

All of those reflect the arrow of time.

The arrow of the crush spun, and I was the one crying into pillows.

Like the arrow of time, it was supposed to point in one direction.