Remember what Indiana Jones did when confronted by the bad guy who wielded his swords so dramatically?
On the rung below him, Senator Daniel Voorhees of Indiana wields his sword aloft.
To wield his sword and lance effectively, he and his charger needed considerable space, yet his closed helmet made communication with his fellows extremely difficult.
LOS ANGELES — One after another, touring groups of prospective students and their parents stopped late last month to pose for pictures around a bronze Douglas Fairbanks, who wields his sword in a courtyard fountain here at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.
An efficient yet elegant gloss on "The Seven Samurai" and "The Wild Bunch," it stars Mr. Yakusho as the leader of a group of samurai assigned to kill a psychopathic warlord, wielding his sword in defense of honor and reason.
DW: [to Fuqua]: What's that tattoo you've got? [Fuqua rolls up his sleeve to show a tattoo of the archangel Michael wielding his sword against the devil.] DW: An avenging angel.
Who is going to make the oil wells keep producing?" Saudi Arabia's unifier in the last century, King Abdel Aziz al-Saud was still wielding his sword in tribal warfare when British gerrymandering at the end of World War I cobbled together the Ottoman provinces of Basra, Baghdad and Mosul to form an Iraqi state.
The trailer showed Kratos wielding his swords and fighting off hoards of skeletons and Cyclops's, before catching a ride on an eagle, and killing it when he got dropped off.
He wielded his defiance like a sword, reveling in the discomfort it generated.
Even now, their beloved coach had his left arm in the air, wielding his imaginary sword.
Throughout the conflict, Locke wielded his hilarious character like a sword, skewering Northern apologists for the Confederacy, secession and racism.
