armour造句

Aztec spearmen armed with a spear, light armour and shield.

Conservative cartoonists are struggling to Pierce Mr Obama's armour.

Rubbery non-explosive armour, in contrast, often remains partially intact.

His shining armour was real and inspired terror, but underneath the armour there was only a bad linguistic habit.

Hit and run raiders armed with a hatchet but wearing no armour for stealth.

The surrounding seas have long been regarded as Japan's protective armour, or sometimes its womb.

Textile hosepiping and similar textile tubing, with or without lining, armour or accessories of other materials.

Researchers at the University of Delaware developed shear-thickening fluids for use in liquid armour almost ten years ago.

It takes eight minutes to drive to the airstrip, start the Chinook helicopter's two engines, put on body armour and weapons and make a final equipment check.

By bog, road, rath, hillside, sea-border they gather in all shapes: headless women, men in armour, shadow hares, fire-tongued hounds, whistling seals, and so on.

The brunt of the blast is projected straight ahead, forcing a powerful spike of metal, usually copper, into and through the armour.

The MoD said that the design of the vehicle hull incorporated many of the latest armour-protection features and is considered to be among the best in the world.

From Land Raider battle tanks, Rhino armoured personal carriers and Whirlwind missile launchers, to Tarantula sentry guns, Dreadnought armour and Super-heavy aircraft, like the Thunderhawk gunship, this book describes them all in superb detail.

Then he, whose armour was inlaid with gilt flowers, and on whose helmet crouched a lion that had wings, held up a shield, and cried, 'How saith my Lord that he is not beautiful?'