armed to the teeth造句

to be armed to the teeth

The paratroops were armed to the teeth.

The combined fleet is armed to the teeth.

They were armed to the teeth, ready for any emergency.

The soldiers were armed to the teeth and ready to fight.

The tourists got out of the coach, armed to the teeth with cameras, binoculars, and guidebooks.

At present, the superpowers are armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons.

When the Second World War was launched, Hitler was armed to the teeth.

The whole nation took up arms to defend their country, although the enemy were armed to the teeth.

The students went into the examination room, armed to the teeth with pens, pencils, rulers, computers and so on.

Vietnam was armed to the teeth by Russia as a counter to US influence in the area far after the Vietnam war and into the mid 1980s.

Loyalist paramilitaries, still armed to the teeth, may seek to even up the body-count. Trust between old antagonists, on which power-sharing rests, is fragile.

Surrounded by a group of people who want to destroy it and be armed to the teeth by Iran. How do you defend such a small country?

They were quite unarmed, but their determined onslaught made them more terrifying than if they had been armed to the teeth.

Then she set her back against the gate, faced the six ruffians who were armed to the teeth, and to whom the night lent the visages of demons, and said in a firm, low voice.