Examples of 'drew the sword' in a sentence
Meaning of "drew the sword"
drew the sword: This phrase is used to describe someone drawing or unsheathing a sword from its scabbard. It is often used metaphorically to imply taking action or preparing for a conflict
How to use "drew the sword" in a sentence
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drew the sword
The boy drew the sword.
Drew the sword and threw away the sword.
It was you who drew the sword.
She drew the sword and fell dead next to her husband.
It was Marcellus who drew the sword first.
England drew the sword only because she believed her own interests demanded it.
It was at their wedding feast that Sigmund drew the sword Gram from Barnstokkr.
Tom drew the sword.
Some knelt down before him, others drew the sword.
Save for the one who drew the sword and those who have been knighted.
Alexander Elliot! It was you who drew the sword.
Lê Lợi drew the sword out of its scabbard and lobbed it towards the turtle.
Who were the consuls of Rome when Arthur drew the sword from the stone?
The King drew the sword and hurled it toward Kim Qui.
With the flail in my left hand, I drew the sword.
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I drew the sword from the stone, pledging to fulfill my duties as king.
Saying that, Earl Uren drew the sword from his waist.
He drew the sword quickly, and he tried to block the oncoming chain.
I saw what I saw . The boy drew the sword.
Link drew the sword from its pedestal, splitting into four just as in ancient times.
And quest… questioned him "and Arthur said, 'I drew the sword from the ant hill.
How he drew the sword from the stone?
Sighing, He-Man drew the Sword of Power.
How many valiant men drew the sword for Israel, as counted by Joab?
And Arthur said, ' I drew the sword from the ant hill.
