Sentences with phrase «sabre around»
The vicious street war between two neighbours, in Berkeley, has taken a dramatic twist after one of them was arrested for dressing up as Vader and allegedly waving a light sabre around.
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In Britain, the Falklands tend to be viewed through the prism of Argentine sabre - rattling − of which there has been plenty since huge oil reserves were discovered in the seas around the islands.
We all clearly live our lives that way, and politics is almost entirely based on that, (what is a war, if not the ultimate expression of that sentiment) but Roger tends to wave that phrase around, «the ends do not justify the means», like some moral light sabre.
Around 5.1 million years ago, fascinating and now extinct animals like sabre - toothed cats, wolverines and short - necked giraffe roamed the west coast of South Africa.