saber造句

The warrior wears a saber at the waist.

How about this: do you keep a saber on your farm?

In foil and saber, only the attacking fencer can score a point.

I remember playing as a lad in France burying my little toy saber.

Surely not. It'should be the saber of tribe around North Africa or Sudan.

But these days we don't worry about saber-toothed tigers, and we do give a damn about our happiness.

That's good if you’re being chased by a saber-toothed tiger but not so good if you’re caught in traffic.

I think saber-rattling and talking about exercises for military intrusions do nothing but escalate the situation," she said.

To put that time in perspective, Neanderthals were still marching around Europe. Woolly mammoths, saber-toothed cats, and numerous other now-extinct animals were going strong.

Other artists have created tangible works such as a Star Wars Steampunk light saber made from old radio parts and evening a functioning R2D2 Steampunk robot.

So in 2005 the scientists sent the skull to a technician, who spent three years removing the rock from around the fossil—finally revealing a saber-toothed, squirrel-like creature.

So instead of responding to a saber-tooth tiger lurking behind a tree, the body reacts to petty annoyances like getting caught in traffic, being reprimanded by a supervisor, or worrying about bills.

Of the thousands of mammal fossils that workers have unearthed along with the hominid remains, many come from large carnivores such as saber-toothed cats, panthers, bears, hyenas and wolves.

In returning to the guard from charge saber or from the lunge to the right front, the rotation of the wrist to the right is as described in point to the right front.

In fact, at the Gray Fossil Site, bones from a saber-toothed cat, camel, elephant and rhinoceros indicate these animals lived in the Volunteer State more than 4 million years ago.