The sheathed and double-edged sword, or dodhar, lying across it, once belonged to Shivaji. |
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It's an olive branch sheathed like a blade, but it draws the largest applause of the night. |
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Clumsily, he sheathed both of his swords and turned to get Vincent and Emma. |
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He stuffed the package into his pocket and sheathed his knife, wiping off the blood and brain matter on the back of Nick's shirt. |
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The exterior of the building is sheathed in embossed and perforated copper panels. |
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The man's right hand was sheathed in a white rubber glove but the other hand was free. |
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His teeth were glinting in the twilight and his fingers were barely sheathed in skin. |
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Each wore a knife, tied around the waist by a strip of plain leather, and sheathed in a simple sheath of the same brown leather. |
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His feet were sheathed in black, silk socks while a black bow tie hung undone around his neck. |
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Some vehicles intended for testing on public roads are sheathed in so much black leather and vinyl that they resemble a dominatrix on wheels. |
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His beautifully sculpted body was sheathed in tan breeches and a white lined shirt, half opened at the neck. |
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A sheathed brush is passed through the bronchoscope then passed repeatedly over the visible lesion. |
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Now sheathed in cedar shakes and fronted by a large wraparound deck, the structure bears not a hint of its former ho-hum self. |
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She stepped aside again and cracked him in the back of the head with the flat of her sheathed sword. |
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The Carib Indians used kapok for drums and canoes but otherwise sheathed their axes in regard to the tree. |
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She was then breamed, scraped, caulked, payed, sheathed and coppered in record time. |
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Imagine for a moment that the structures surrounding the memorial will be sheathed in an invisible skin of electricity-producing solar cells. |
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This minimal Newport frame was then simply sheathed with vertical planking, from sill to roof girt, on the outside face. |
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Black Narcissus is a large triptych sheathed in black, gray and iridescent silver paillettes. |
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Timeless beige coverlets sheathed dining tables with regal pinewood chairs tucked neatly against them. |
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Her left hand strayed to her hip, towards the thin knife sheathed under her skirt. |
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Accompanied by bugles, two picadors then make their way out, their horses sheathed in an unwieldy but effective armour. |
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He stood there, sword still sheathed, but judging from his stance, he could easily unsheathe his sword and attack her. |
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Against a dark backdrop, invisible footlights pick out Paganini's lithe silhouette, sheathed in a formal black suit. |
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In his right hand he grasped his sheathed sword, and his left arm he held close to his body. |
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Finally, she sheathed the sword and then took the necklace with her signet ring from around her neck and tossed it to him. |
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Half a dozen soldiers in leather and chain mail hauberks and coifs formed a semicircle around them, hands on the swords sheathed at their hips. |
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He sheathed his dagger into a scabbard he kept under his pillow, and looked around, embarrassed. |
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The man bore dusky skin, dark brown hair with a long, thick ponytail, and an impressive broad sword sheathed within the scabbard upon his back. |
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Stopping abruptly, he picked up the scabbard and sheathed the sword, before he lost himself again. |
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His upper body was encased in a corselet, and a belt about his waist held a sheathed shortsword. |
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Entering through the low door, they saw opposite them above a fireplace two swords sheathed in their scabbards, glittering in the gloom. |
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Two curved Elven swords, sheathed in scabbards of shining marble, leaned against the throne he sat upon. |
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Her chain mail clinked as she threw her sheathed swords on the dirt near a fire, dropping herself heavily onto the ground. |
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A simple rakeboard outlines the gablet and its face is sheathed with share shingles. |
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Our brains are literally made of fat and our nerves are sheathed in thin membranes of it. |
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Iron objects were also inlaid with silver to decorate them, or sometimes were completely sheathed in a fine sheet of beaten silver. |
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The dome and roof were sheathed in copper, and the building was fitted with new mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and elevator systems. |
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The walls were sheathed with finely shined wood, and plain white carpeting lined the floors. |
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Snapped around his waist was a leather belt, and attached at each hip was a sheathed sword. |
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The women are all sheathed in such tight dresses that they have trouble walking to the stage. |
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The connector is sheathed in a black mesh, and is very long, about six feet long. |
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These are men begging to be oppressed by the female leg, preferably sheathed in silk. |
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Just as he began to walk away, two men dressed in hakama walked up to him, sheathed swords in hand. |
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He sheathed his sword quickly, bringing his pistols out and unleashing a hail of bullets at his assailant. |
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After cursing his opponent several times, the man sheathed his knife and cracked his knuckles. |
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Several facets of the glass exterior reveal crisscrossing structural trusses, and parts of the outside are sheathed in copper. |
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His cloak was whipped with the wind underneath his sword, which was sheathed on his back. |
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Early in the morning the mountains are usually sheathed in clouds of mist. |
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He could see long, curving horns attached where the pommel would be on a normal saddle, and the rider carried a shield and a long stave, and had a sword sheathed at her hip. |
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Older frame houses in Lincoln Park generally are sheathed with German siding, which provided a weathertight seal and an attractive surface pattern. |
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His legs, bandy and stubby, propel him sheathed in black overalls. |
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The mantel is framed by two sheathed pilaster jambs and an entablature with a frieze. |
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Lines are all Kevlar, unsheathed on upper and mid, but sheathed on main lines for ease of use and durability. |
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It was a pair of matching katanas, one edged swords sheathed in rusted hold sheathing with red ribbon tied around the hilt that dangled to the side. |
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High relief sculptures of sheathed seraphim stand like pilasters against the jambs. |
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One individually sheathed optical fibre is passed through the ferrule and secured to it. |
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The sword was sheathed in a leather scabbard trimmed in silver. |
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Faces half covered, long curving scimitars sheathed at their sides, they walked along the narrow, trodden path, from which all onlookers hastily cleared. |
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Buried captor consisting of polyethylene sheathed copper tubing, acting as the evaporator and through which the refrigerant fluid circulates. |
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However, the micromorphological and microanalytical features of this new species do not correspond entirely with those of the modern sheathed bacteria. |
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He sheathed the newly gotten sword and placed it in the box once again. |
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Daniel split his weapon and sheathed the two halves and spread his feet. |
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She sheathed her swords and notched an arrow onto the string of her bow. |
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He handed me the sword that was sheathed for me to strap onto my back. |
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The rebels' ringleaders sheathed their weapons. In truth, they had little choice. |
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The white to greenish white part of the leeks must represent at least one-third of the total length or half of the sheathed part. |
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The regulator casing is made of polypropylene and the cable is sheathed with a special CPE compound. |
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The inner walls were sheathed in asbestos panels and the floors were maple. |
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To connect nonmetallic sheathed cable and flexible cord to a box or an enclosure. |
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The two Special Edition models, sold with a leather case, are sheathed in black packaging with a most stylish effect. |
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Circuit principle of an afterglowcompatible glow plug with four parallel rapid heating sheathed glow plugs and a temperature sensor. |
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When the blade is sheathed, the hammers seem to be simply cross guards but can be fired while still in the sheath. |
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They weigh less, require less space and run more quietly as they consist of thin metal cables sheathed in rubber or polyurethane. |
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Double tubular, stainless steel sheathed elements with boxed aluminum fins for improved heat dissipation. |
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His sword was sheathed at his side, and his shield was ready on his back. |
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The onion dome is sheathed in copper and has a rimu interior, and along with the wrought iron walls was built by the Christchurch firm, Veronese Brothers. |
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His sword was sheathed, and his arrows still in their quiver. |
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Many gyms are in conspicuous downtown locations and sheathed in clear glass so passersby can watch people working out. |
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Despite the anguish, his life was sheathed in mother love, family love, and survived and did more than that. |
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Taren said, presenting her with a sword that remained sheathed in an elven leather scabbard, beaded and decorated with the majestic colors of the earth. |
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Lyall provided the supporting structure, employing quarter-inch nylon boning sheathed in muslin to facilitate sewing. |
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The morphological variability within the sheathed bacteria is high. |
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Quickly, the Highlander sheathed his claymore and dropped his shield. |
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Viking clothing consisted of a tunic, woollen trousers, shoes of soft leather, a belt on which was slung a sheathed sword, and perhaps some headgear. |
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A thick fascicle of dreadlocks sheathed in wax thread is slung rakishly over his right shoulder and spliced to an equally long but spindlier cable of beard. |
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To start the generator, connect it to the positive pole of the vehicle's battery with a sheathed cable of a suitable cross-section as shown in the table. |
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Society's ultimate weapon must stay sheathed as long as possible. |
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Halder stopped outside a seven-storey building sheathed in pale travertine marble. |
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The upper lines are manufactured using the new unsheathed Dyneema race material also used in the Trango 3 and the Summit XC, whereas the lower lines are made from the more traditional sheathed Dyneema. |
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A book of brawny prose sheathed in cool intelligence. |
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Above him the mountain is sheathed in cloud. |
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Under a smaragdine canopy of beeches, whose trunks, massive and fantastick, were sheathed in iron grey mail, the afternoon was warm. |
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The capsule and operculum are in turn sheathed by a haploid calyptra which is the remains of the archegonial venter. |
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The roof is sheathed with particleboard and covered with tarpaper and rolled asphalt shingle. |
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The carinate ceilings are crowned by 23 different sized cupolas sheathed in carved aspen shingles. |
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Congress happily pays for weapons but despises weaselly diplomats and woolly development aid, yet they are vital to ensuring that arms stay sheathed. |
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The inside of the binding is sheathed with light-red leather. |
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Its institutional cinderblock construction was sheathed by cheap plastic carpet and papered with the idiot avunculism of inspirational posters. |
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My divine message, upon being deposited in you, must be converted to a brotherly one, and yet, to impress and move the materialistic hearts of humanity this must be sheathed in the truth I have revealed to you. |
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In addition, militiamen carried hatchets and often several knives, one sheathed at the waist, one in the leggings band, and a third hanging on a thong around the neck. |
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At Southwell the two western towers are capped by pyramidal spires sheathed in lead. |
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As was common, these lancets are sheathed in mother-of-pearl. |
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This concrete pier is protected by a treated wood pile, timber and wood sheathed protection pier extending upstream approximately 46 m and downstream, approximately 46 m from the concrete pier. |
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Since the fiber unit is sheathed, it is oil resistant. |
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Turn the mysterious golden package over, however, and you'll find a neatly-framed photo of Mylène's naked buttocks sheathed in an ultra-transparent dress! |
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The center of the chandelier is fully decorated with gilded bronze elements. Notice in particular a baluster vase shape surrounded my three sheathed women's heads, linked together by swags. |
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His right hand rested on the pommel of a sheathed sword, apparently a spatha, the point of which touched the statue base alongside Napoleon's right foot. |
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The inside walls are sheathed in an amber-colored veneer about the thickness of two sheets of paper, cut from a single log of an African moabi tree. |
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A PUNT FOR SALE, thirty-four feet long, twelve feet broad, and three feet ten inches deep, chunamed, sheathed, and coppered, carries about fifteen tons. |
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