Sentences with phrase «kelsi dagger»

Google Plus was Google finally taking note of Facebook and confronting the company head - on, rather than via cloak - and - dagger recruitment shenanigans and catty disses at tech conferences.

He then said that «climate change is a dagger aimed straight at the heart of New York City.»

On the list of 200 items that fall under the agency's «artful concealment» category: A knife hidden in a stick of Dove deodorant found at Bradley International Airport (BDL) in Connecticut; a stun gun disguised as a tube of lipstick found at Baltimore - Washington International Airport; and a dagger - in - a-hairbrush found at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.

«He was real cloak - and - dagger about it,» Bracknell said.

The cloak - and - dagger appeal of Logan's work wore off long ago; he readily confesses his job has become a mixture of boredom and frustration.

There is also a dagger hanging over the heads of Iceland's homeowners: mortgages and other debts are indexed to the consumer price index.

White shirts with dagger collars.

For example, concepts like mining, cryptocurrency wallets, and cloak and dagger transactions are above most people's paygrade.

Mike Pompeo has swapped the no - profile, cloak - and - dagger world of covert espionage for the life of a buttoned - down diplomat, representing the public face of the Trump administration's foreign policy.

We just get to listen to the rants and wait until Jesus comes back to save us all from the daggers.

He said, also, that the man who was the first to board a vessel had one slave over and above his share, and that when they sprang to the deck of an enemy's ship, every sailor held a dagger in each hand and a third in his mouth; which usually struck such terror into the foe that they cried out for quarter at once.»

Oh, don't be taken aback by the atheists «uncivil need to lash out and throw daggers» on this forum, it's pretty much standard fare

Most Christians agree that Jesus» approach to violent persons was to suffer rather than to inflict suffering, to endure the cross rather than to use the dagger.

They have this terrible uncivil need to lash out and throw daggers at things they obviously do not even understand.

Offensive weapons include swords, spears, daggers, javelins, lances and mauls.

Her words felt like daggers in my heart.

But we have ceased to live with daggers drawn.

«My arguments are like a dagger pointing at the heart of fundamentalism,» he said.

There's a big difference between carrying a gun, which serves the sole purpose of killing, and a dagger, which has many practical uses.

As Schama notes, the dagger used to puncture the hero's eye in the Blinding of Samson, one of Rembrandt's most dramatic history paintings, is a Javanese kris.

The «sword» that Jesus actually a traveling dagger used for many daily tasks.

It may represent the Latin noun sicarius, that is, dagger - man or assassin, a term applied later to the most extreme Zealots.

The «sword» being referenced was most likely a dagger used for traveling, not for the purpose of self - defense.

Did Simon feel that look as a dagger piercing him to the heart and the crowing of the cock as an accusing cry of condemnation?

Condemnations like daggers bring only death.

They recruited and trained a group of secret assassins called sicarii — which means «dagger - men» because of the deadly, curved dagger they carried hidden in their cloaks — and killed Roman politicians and soldiers by slitting their throat, or stabbing through the back to pierce the heart.

It also kept the breastplate tight and secure around the soldier, and kept it from banging against his chest when in battle, and the belt also held a sheath for his sword or dagger.

Bellow's women regularly turn their men into cuckolds, and though the girls come on seductively we who have been through the other novels know that they have daggers in their garter belts.

Sheik is an Arab t.itle - and yes, I suppose they have some daggers too, but the Sikhs are known for it.

Actually, there is a religion where the adherents are called sheiks, they're the ones who carry the ceremonial daggers at all times.

To justify the expenses of visiting the baths in Treplitz he explained to his father in September 1867 that earlier «thoughts of the pistol, the dagger and the bowl began to usurp an unduly large part of my attention» (LWJ 96).

For what a presence he was, that snow - white fisherman With the long golden beak and the black stick legs, Whether preening his wind - riffled feathers As he stood on his bright - orange water temple (That pi - shaped torii that floated like a spirit), Or flapping prehistorically across the pond To stalk and stab in the dark water Plucking with dagger bill a twitching minnow.

In my youth, «Japs» were pictured as slant - eyed terrorists with bombs in their hands and daggers between their teeth; today the former enemy has become a friend.

«We want poems like fists beating niggers out of Jocks of dagger poems in the slimy bellies of the owner - jews / Look at the Liberal Spokesman for the jews clutch his throat and puke himself into eternity / Another bad poem cracking steel knuckles in a jewlady's mouth,» wrote Baraka as a sixties icon.

Yea though I am a «pragmentalist», my ever onwards in pragmatism is my life's blood and the dagger in my heart's murmurings.

Claiborne argues that the Greek word for sword Paul uses in Romans 13 — machaira — is not a sword that kills, or at least is not the type of sword used for executions: «A machaira was a short sword worn on the belt, a dagger.

«The Incarnation is like a dagger thrust into the weft of human history» (Edwyn Hoskyns).

The despairing man can not die; no more than «the dagger can slay thoughts» can despair consume the eternal thing, the self, which is the ground of despair, whose worm dieth not, and whose fire is not quenched.

In the Indonesian language they are referred to by the word for iron dagger because members of this order, after having reached a state of ecstacy by reciting dhikrs and making all kinds of bodily movements under the leadership of their teacher, tried to stab themselves in the chest or shoulder with the iron dagger.

In our Western cultures we often greet each other with a handshake, which began as a custom to prove that there was no dagger hidden in our sleeve.

(Obvously the world has progress for the good also I not slamming the progress in health care & with immunisations etc with knowledge but with knowledge becomes power and at what level do the people with power rule how we grow as a society, I know it's not all cloak and daggers, not conspiracy theory's but taking control of what we spend our money on in the market and take away to demand to buy chemicals) buy In the past 50 years us humans have introduced over 75,000 chemicals into our world!

«Over-sensitive» is the dagger talk, flung from the wily, adept saboteur.

I'm short so I make my way around the shorter branches, stretching and contorting around thickets of miniature daggers.

He looked like he should have a dagger hidden in his belt and rescue the fair princess from the evil dragon.

What's even more strange is that when I awoke, I could feel bite marks around my leg where he had sunk his daggers!

That sounds like such pretentious food blog recipe writing, I'm going to pat myself on the back with a large dagger.

Their brown seed pods face the sky like dried daisies, if daisies were daggers.

«That's the dagger that kills the dragon, but that was never the main point of the exercise,» Mr Manderson told The Australian Financial Review.

It was a dagger to the heart.

He must leave under cloak and dagger stroke of midnight and fly out to countries for secret rondevu.