Sentence examples for time as a weapon from inspiring English sources

Both sides will seek to use time as a weapon.

When the Enola Gay dropped its uranium bomb on the city, unleashing the power of atomic energy for the first time as a weapon of war, the Great Artiste dropped measuring instruments.

Between 1991 and 1996, he spent much of his time as a weapons inspector with unscom, the United Nations mission charged with verifying that Iraq destroyed its unconventional-weapons programs.

During his 19 years in the service, Colonel Fehrenbach says, he deployed six times as a weapons systems officer, in charge of finding targets and guiding bombs or missiles.

In 2006 he was exposed by a Sunday Times journalist as a weapons dealer.

In 2006 he was exposed by a Sunday Times journalist as a weapons dealer, offering to sell converted Azalan combat missiles produced inside Transnistria.

To modern eyes, the scythe may be best known from images of the Grim Reaper and Father Time--or as a weapon used by Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

In the past two years, a joint U.N. and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) inquiry has found the Syrian government used the nerve agent sarin and has also several times used chlorine as a weapon.

A rep claimed the photo (of a lump of spit literally falling out his little mouth) was a fake, but Toronto wasn't the first time Bieber used saliva as a weapon, according to a lady at the gym, one of his neighbors, and a nightclub DJ.

He went there 37 times as a United Nations weapons inspector, and frequently interviewed what were in effect his Iraqi opposite numbers, coping coolly with their hostile behaviour.

Often times rhetoric is used as a weapon that creates chasms amongst people.