Sentence examples for to be weapons from inspiring English sources

REED -- The only rule used to be weapons.

There seemed to be weapons factories there, but it wasn't evident what was happening inside them.

Nazi slurs used to be weapons of last resort in Germany's political rhetoric.

Young men are shown hurling things that turn out not to be weapons but cricket balls.

Surveillance video shows unidentified men barging into the entrance, their faces covered with hooded sweatshirts, and brandishing what appear to be weapons.

Its targets were believed to be weapons en route from Iran to Hizbullah, Lebanon's Shia party-cum-militia, and chemical stockpiles held by Mr Assad.

Although the Iraqis have promised to cooperate with the U.N., Baghdad's implausible claim to be weapons-free suggests that Saddam Hussein may have different plans.

22 January: US nuclear scientist Siegfried Hecker tells Congress that the delegates visiting Yongbyon were shown what appeared to be weapons-grade plutonium, but he did not see any evidence of a nuclear bomb.

Pax World does not consider the services provided by the company to the U.S. Department of Defense to be weapons-related.

The reason we went to war was weapons of mass destruction, not to topple Saddam".

There are said to be 20m weapons in the country.