Sentence examples for weapons long from inspiring English sources

Iraq had biological and chemical weapons long before Sept. 11.

11 confrontation: Dealing diplomatically, and perhaps militarily, with countries that could supply or launch nuclear weapons long before Mr. Bush's missile defenses are ready.

But Mr. Blix said in more recent interviews that he now believes that Iraq destroyed its banned weapons long before the United States mounted its invasion in March.

As it faithfully recounts the travails of the M3 tank and other weapons long forgotten, it also numbs with repeated recitations of so many ships, airplanes, tanks, cannons and machine guns produced.

"When soldiers go around wearing blue jeans, sandals, hidden weapons, long hair, it blurs the line -- people don't know who they are," Paul G. Butler, Afghan coordinator for Catholic Relief Services, said here.

There are many examples of images and videos posted on the Internet where lone wolf terrorists pose with weapons long before the attack, such as the pictures of Anders Behring Breivik wearing a compression sweater and pointing an automatic weapon against the camera.

For almost 30 years, America and Russia have agreed to leave themselves vulnerable to attack by limiting their use of defences that could protect them from each other's most destructive weapons: long-range missiles carrying nuclear warheads.

The threat from the North's Korean People's Army Supreme Command came only hours after President Park Geun-hye of South Korea warned that the North Korean leadership could ensure its survival only when it abandons its nuclear weapons, long-range missiles, provocations and threats.

Kim's calls to the farmers may at least in part reflect Pyongyang's confidence in its longstanding "military first" policy — a strategy that for domestic audiences serves to justify and glorify how North Korea has poured its limited resources into nuclear weapons, long-range missiles and one of the world's largest militaries.

On Aug. 16 the Pentagon reported that China was ramping up its investments in nuclear weapons, long-range missiles, submarines, aircraft carriers and cyberwarfare.

"His whole body language to me looked like he was about to fire that weapon," Long said, as Rodney's mother, Susan Alexander, watched him give evidence.