Sentence examples for whose weapons from inspiring English sources
Indeed, they were the sorts of people whose weapons were looted by groups like ISIS.
They blame those whose weapons directly caused the deaths, rather than those who provoked the violence by deliberately targeting civilians.
And it threatened to impose commercial sanctions on the American firms whose weapons might be sold to Taiwan, cutting them out of China's own market.
Bending the anti-nuclear rules for India, whose weapons effort first inspired them, can only encourage others to consider a nuclear option too.
During the shooting, three bystanders — all men — were hit by bullets, though it is not clear whose weapons those came from.
The decision conflicts with Congress's previous policy of shielding gun manufacturers whose weapons are used in a crime, and creates a potential opening to hold those companies liable.
But others noted that the best-organized political force in Egypt is the Muslim Brotherhood, which is hostile to Israel and close to Hamas, the Palestinian rulers in Gaza whose weapons-smuggling the Egyptian government works to block.
And the hero — Indy Jones Harrison Fordd), the daredevil archeologist, whose weapon is a bullwhip — makes the kind of bright-eyed entrance that's so intensely dramatic it's funny.
"A combatant whose weapon is rendered invisible by its coating is arguably not complying with the minimal requirements [of carrying a weapon openly]," he states.
It's a daring show of vulnerability that triggers a savage beating from the other, whose weapon is a bedspring that once served them as lovers.
"We're angry and they're angry," said John Maina, a stocky butcher, whose weapon of choice on Saturday was a three-foot table leg with exposed screws.
