Sentence examples similar to weaponry off from inspiring English sources

Washington is considering Ukrainian pleas for better weaponry to fend off the rebels, raising European fears of an escalation in the conflict and spurring the latest peace bid.

They created the Contras, a group of counter-revolutionaries who pushed cocaine, to overthrow the Sandinistas, while using our own people, Bloods, Crips, and "Freeway" Rick Ross, to bring in crack and military weaponry to throw off the whole black liberation movement.

You might have thought that would put him off weaponry.

How could Arab forces, relatively small in number and with no particular superiority in weaponry, have pulled off such an apparently impossible feat?

The authorities here, in a country widely perceived as an oasis of peace and prosperity in a troubled region, are struggling to answer how 10 to 15 Islamist extremists could lay siege to a shopping mall, killing more than 60 civilians with military-grade weaponry, then hold off Kenyan security forces for days.

At a moment when polls show the country has had its fill of ground wars and the White House talks of "nation-building at home," there is something tempting about handing off weaponry to the rebels and the Israelis, wishing them good luck and reminding them to drop a line back to the White House if any of it works.

Video of an ISIS victory parade in Raqqa, Syria showing off weaponry they claim to have captured appears to show a Scud missile alongside tanks and armored vehicles.

Instead, they have largely abandoned their weaponry, stripped off their uniforms and fled.

It's not just that the police (and SWAT units) are now filled with vets from the war on terror, or that they are armed with weaponry directly off its battlefields, but that the mentality that has made those wars such disasters has come home with the troops and weaponry.

The rebel troopers took what clothes, food, horses and weaponry they could carry off, but a vast majority of what they found at Holly Springs was destroyed.

You Russkies might show off your weaponry in Crimea, but we Americans get to do it right here at home, at the annual CPAC conference.