I really love using "slay" as a sassy verb.
Hrunting - the H is silent, Dickey said - came from the epic poem "Beowulf"; it is the sword Beowulf uses to slay Grendel's mother.
Most could be tried before national courts, but tribunal officials remain eager to try four: Augustin Bizimana, a former defense minister; Felicien Kabuga, a businessman accused of buying machetes used to slay civilians; and two former army officers, Protais Mpiranya and Idelphonse Nizeyimana.
The remains of the village, including the ironwood tools used to slay the dragons, are still there, says Suri, a Tujang resident who fishes nearby.
George finds a sword in the cavern, which he uses to slay the dragon and save the world.
It marks the occasion when the goddess Parvati gave Lord Murugan (the Tamil god of war) the golden spear (' vel') that he used to slay the evil demon Soorapadman.
Instead, he casually catalogues routes taken, strategies deployed, weapons used, persons slain.
In fact, I actually started to get used to "slaying bodies," as we called killing the enemy back then.
The film uses the slain University of Wyoming student's personal journal entries to give viewers insight into his life.
Shortly after the White House video went live on Wednesday, Trump posted his own video to Twitter, again using Tibbetts' slaying to push an anti-immigrant agenda.
For Zuckerman, by reinvigorating inter-war hyperbole about the powers of bombing to induce crippling fear in the civilian population, the 'misuse' of the Hull survey represented a clear setback in his campaign to use science to slay myth.
