Sentence examples for will be wielded from inspiring English sources

To stave off ruin, the axe will be wielded again.

The resulting technology will be wielded by the world's best players at the United States Open beginning today.

The central bank's broader regulatory powers will be wielded by a newly formed Financial Policy Committee, operating inside the bank and presided over by the governor.

Poorer countries want greater access to rich-country textile markets, and assurances that anti-dumping rules will be wielded much less freely.

Prominent bloggers argue it is yet another step to crack down on free expression and will be wielded against critics of the regime.

"The technology is real, and it is having a real impact -- but whether it will be wielded by start ups with funny names is another question".

They will be wielding their influence at a crucial stage in the W.N.B.A.'s development.

Twelve carvers will be wielding their chainsaws to transform wood from the arboretum into works of art.

Mickelson, who will go off the first tee at 12 38 p.m., will be wielding an Odyssey belly putter for the first time in competition.

Just now, the Zuckerberg family advisers will be wielding all their rational and mathematical tools to decide on the optimum destinations for that $45bn.

Indeed, Ms. Bushnell will be wielding quite a showpiece while writing the book's introduction: the company's Meisterstuck Solitaire Royal diamond fountain pen, which has 4,810 pavé diamonds set in 18-karat gold.