Sentence examples for wielding to from inspiring English sources
But Linda McMahon does possess one big weapon: a vast personal fortune that she is already wielding to shake up the race.
A slight man wearing thick gloves to prevent abrasions from the ropes he was wielding to help the divers rotate correctly, Mr. Wang is a well-known figure in sporting circles in China.
It is also a complex organic system with many potent defenses against alien intervention -- defenses it is already wielding to devastating effect when it comes to human societies.
While Ivorian authorities are right to prosecute those on the Gbagbo side responsible for grave crimes, the one-sided nature of investigations and prosecutions raises fears that justice is primarily a tool the victors are wielding to punish opponents.
A main weapon being wielded to fight the battle, of course, is money.
On the other hand, the label is sometimes wielded to make a real literary distinction.
So much of song interpretation is about subtext, which Ms. Ross and Holiday wielded to powerful effect.
It's a device she continues to wield to great effect throughout the piece.
Small-scale industrial procedures are wielded to recall a rough and ready past.
These tools can be wielded to create an immersive storytelling experience tailored to the reader.
Relevance is the rhetoric of bullies, something wielded to trivialize genuine interests and promote mere noise.
