Sentence examples for using a dagger from inspiring English sources

(Elder Willow) How much SP do you use when you do a double hit using a dagger?

For the solution to an equation or a system of them, we will use a "dagger" to refer to the solution.

In January 1937 he was rehearsing the part of Guido Franceschini in the opera "Caponsacchi," using a stage dagger to threaten an attacker.

Serge must kiss her to change her back, or use a special dagger to take her soul at risk of his own soul's capture.

The exuberant Emerson was always looking for new ways to make his stage act more sensational, and began using a pair of Hitler Youth ceremonial daggers, given to him by the Nice's roadie, Lemmy Kilmister, for a knife-throwing act as well as to jam between the keys of his organ.

In Fleming's original 1959 novel it was Oddjob who met this fate, after 007 uses a needle-tipped dagger concealed in his shoe to puncture the Perspex cabin window of a Stratocruiser: "Oddjob's body seemed to elongate towards the howling black aperture.

Underneath it was a dagger that was decorated with gold using an intricate technique that resembles embroidery.

Use a ruler and pictures of daggers to help you.

It appeared that Tampa Bay did not want to challenge the Jets with Johnson and use him as a dagger.

Another family friend in Pakistan, Kifayat Ali, called Mr. Shahzad "emotional" and said that he used to carry a dagger around with him as a boy.

Olney keeps the tension of the game crackling, and his descriptions are often wonderfully vivid: the Yankees manager, Joe Torre, inserting Darryl Strawberry as a pinch-hitter, "used him like a dagger"; "a halogen thought" fills a pitcher's head; another pitcher, after a fielding drill, picks up balls "like a child gathering Easter eggs".