Sentence examples for with a sabre from inspiring English sources
One was armed with a sabre, and the other, apparently, was disarmed with one.
Shortly after being imprisoned, he refused to shine the boots of a British officer and was struck across the face with a sabre.
It's like opening Champagne bottles with a sabre or heating Cognac over a spirit lamp, the pretentious rite so neatly skewered by Evelyn Waugh in "Brideshead Revisited".
The play climaxed in a trashing of the set, and featured a tricky enactment of the custom of sabrage, in which the neck of a champagne bottle is sliced off with a sabre.
Linois was proclaimed a national hero and presented with a Sabre d'honneur by Napoleon.
Pinning the man with a sabre Williams took him into custody.
It said, No, actually, there was a guy, a friend of a friend, who came face to face with a sabre-toothed tiger, a huge one, and he turned and outran it, all the way back to the cave, safe as can be.
In 1995 as an assistant coach with Buffalo, Tortorella was suspended three games for taking part in a brief altercation with a Sabres fan after a late-season loss at Memorial Auditorium.
DeWeese and Gaus are not alone in racking up big sales with a SABRE-like market.
Another company with a SABRE-type network is Burlingame, Calif.-based Buymedia.com, an online exchange for buying and selling advertising on television and radio stations.
A conservator from the Benaki Museum had flown down to help with the delicate shoot and together they spent a day carefully taking artefacts – among them an Ottoman-period choker with coins and a sabre belonging to the early 19th century Greek general Theodoros Kolokotronis – out of display cases for Henson's model to handle.
