Sentence examples for to weapon from inspiring English sources
noun
An instrument of attack or defense in combat or hunting, e.g. most guns, missiles, or swords.
- The club that is now mostly used for golf was once a common weapon.
Radioactive material is being used in many aspects of our life, from medicine to energy generation and to weapon systems.
He was the only person to witness the whole undertaking, from reactor to weapon to Hiroshima.
In terms of production efforts, it is a comparatively short leap from 20 percent enrichment to weapon fuel.
The European Union lifted its arms embargo on Syria, which rebels expected would lead to weapon supplies.
Burress did not have a permit for the gun in New York and has pleaded not guilty to weapon possession.
With many people territorially affiliated, being caught in the wrong territory could also lead to weapon use.
If the evidence is challenged, ad hominem attacks are the go-to weapon of choice.
It's easy to forget about the third-round pick from a year ago, but by season's end, Brown might just be Rivers's go-to weapon.
Meachem was the straight-line gunner who lifted coverage on the outside and became the go-to weapon on shot-plays inside.
It is understandable why President Obama has made drone attacks his go-to weapon in the fight against terrorists and the Taliban.
Off after 48 minutes and a final miss. 3 Dan Cole 5/10 Not the first to discover Eddy Ben Arous is a handful and had a frustrating evening discovering the scrum is no longer England's go-to weapon.
