Sentence examples for weaponry i from inspiring English sources

"Fido has some serious concerns about your medium-range weaponry," I hear Mr. Trump saying.

While I applaud Penhall for exploring the moral maze surrounding new weaponry, I feel that his hero's Damascene conversion comes a little late in the play.

Al-Kasasbeh goes on to describe how his plane was struck by a heat-seeking missile during a mission acting as cover for striker jets flying to destroy Isis anti-aircraft weaponry: "I heard and felt its hit.

Marsha quickly grabbed a tiny glass of gazpacho while I spooned an artichoke something (I couldn't read the rest of the sign once a woman squeezed her way between me and the table but I think there were some potatoes too) onto a plate and jumped out of the way of the tangle of elbows, NPR tote bags and plastic weaponry, I mean cutlery.

As a former soldier and military policeman, I am appalled that the kind of weaponry I've described above is available to the general public, and I am terrified that they are able to obtain and wield it without any formal training and very little oversight.

In two experiments where we experimentally controlled for differences in male body size, we found that males with larger weaponry (i.e. heads, maxillae and mandibles) won more aggressive contests than males with smaller weaponry, although this was statistically significant in only the second experiment.

'Secretome' refers to a set of secreted proteins at a given physiologic condition; which plays a key role in cell signaling, intracellular trafficking and migration of invasive weaponries (i.e. candidate effectors) in pathogenic interactions.

I had never in my life, at any sporting event in the USA, seen police holding the weaponry that I witnessed.

Back in 1805, when dealing with the Sioux, Lewis and Clarke tried gifts of beads, tobacco and shiny metal weaponry, but I decide against this.

He employs words like weaponry as I wielded words and thoughts like the jabs Ali threw before the United States government stripped him of his right to work.

Tonight, meeting Russian reporters at the White House, Mr. Bush said that he would give Mr. Putin tomorrow a number "substantially lower than today's weaponry, and I presume he'll have a number he'll share with me.