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wield sentence examples

  • Wield a sword with the same.. .
  • There is no doubt that the leaders of the world's eight largest economies still wield enormous power.
  • Wield when you're one of the world's greatest player.
  • Wielded in both hands at all times to either cause damage or to parry.
  • Wielding of power presented some of our internal oppositionists with the opportunity to ratchet up the rhetoric.
  • Wielded with two hands, the upper half of which is covered with studded iron strips.
  • Wield the ax in order to save the library?
  • No. go for the possible: the men who had actually wielded the knives or fired the guns.
  • Wields what is perhaps his most controversial premise.
  • Wield in the modern world?
  • Wielding of weapons is present and correct, as is the painfully pitiful ability to store sod all ammo.
  • Wielding maniac attacked children in st. luke's infants school, blakenhall.
  • Historically, husbands have often wielded great power over their wives.
  • Wielding a paintbrush: in his spare time, he is a keen amateur artist.
  • Many people have long suspected that many multi-national organizations now wield more power than national governments.
  • Wielding machetes.
  • You must continue the treatment with a hand already wielding five giant talons.
  • Wielding the scalpel is likely to gain most from the experience.
  • I hadn't been certain whether i should go on first or second - the first act also wielding a guitar.

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