Seventy-five thousand horsemen armed with long lances came crashing out of the woods. |
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Soldiers drilled tirelessly, many sporting staves and lances, and many more sporting what just looked like slim, polished wood and metal. |
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Manager and band sport lacquered pompadours like thick medieval lances and long pointy shoes. |
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Mounted on their camels, they use dogs to bring their quarry to bay, and sharpened poles as lances. |
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Water and air are pumped at high pressure through hoses to a manifold to which the flexible hoses, which lead to the lances, are connected. |
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In the bottom right hand corner can be seen the Cossacks with their red hats and lances. |
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The weapons unearthed include crossbows, hooks, lances, arrowheads, spears and swords. |
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Also, both plasma cutters and thermic lances are expensive and take skill to operate properly. |
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They are pieced together in the workshop using hundreds of small, cigarette-like incendiaries, called lances. |
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The tools of the trade are drills, hammers, levers, thermic lances, torches and explosives. |
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Next the picadores, mounted on horseback, gore the bull with lances to weaken him, and the banderilleros stick colored banners into his neck. |
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We don't see lances with vamplates until the 14th century, so until that point, any spear is a potential lance as well. |
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There were at least eight guards there, holding weapons from maces to swords to lances. |
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They're restringing their bows, straightening their arrows, sharpening their lances. |
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Around me were swords and arrows, lances and spears, weapons of all kinds, even ones I had never seen before. |
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The Nubian lances were more than double the length of the Roman javelins, and the Romans were outnumbered three to one. |
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Men of the armies fought with double-edged swords, battle-axes, lances, slings, and weapons of archery. |
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We see the use of lances with hooks, to unhorse an opponent, but there is little mounted archery, and too much man-to-man sword fighting in small, confused melees. |
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Below us, on Sultan Ismail Street, government troops thrust lances of tracer fire towards a horde of approaching cadavers. |
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Every other squadron was armed with lances, from the metal points of which fluttered yellow and white pennons. |
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Powerful water lances were used to loosen the hold and, with only minutes left, 32 members of the assembled emergency services won through and got him out. |
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This is one of those things where you drop a coin in the slot and then use a brush and a power spray, both on long lances attached to pressure hoses. |
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To harvest opium from a poppy, a farmer waits until the last petals of the flower have fallen off and then lances the seed pod, taking care not to cut too deep. |
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Carmen takes a flower from her corsets and lances it to Don Jose. |
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The company manufactures thermic lances for use in cutting and demolition. |
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As in the wild, The Aquarium's new auklet will be fed a diet of sand lances and krill by its attentive parents. |
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It was a gusty, rainy day, and the rolling white and grey clouds and the lines of haillike lances rode down the sky like a charge. |
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The animals were feared by the local boatmen and hunted with lances to which strong cords were attached. |
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The whaling craft consists of harpoons, lances, lines, and sealskin buoys, all of their own workmanship. |
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They usually wore mail and iron helmets and wielded sparth axes, claymores, and sometimes spears or lances. |
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They usually rode without saddles but wore armour and iron helmets and wielded swords, skenes and long spears or lances. |
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Autant de critiques lances ca et la par des femmes qui se font tort mutuellement sans le moindre remord. |
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They replied that if we had lances they had lances of bamboo and stakes hardened with fire. |
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Merovingian armies used coats of mail, helmets, shields, lances, swords, bows and arrows and war horses. |
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The three genera listed above all fall within the family Ammodytidae, the sand lances. |
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The jousters, members of a professional re-enactment group, were using lances with balsa wood tips, designed to break off on impact with an opponent's shield. |
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The weapons include lances, spears, bows, arrows and round shields. |
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The Roman cavalry, lances extended, then entered the battle. |
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Creaking leather and the snorting of mules, snatches of off-key ballads, the clop of hooves and the patter of bare soles, the rattle of hayforks and lances. |
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