knuckle duster造句

• "It's like a knuckle duster,"
• Some medieval gauntlets had a built-in knuckle duster.
• A collection of 70 knives in scabbards included one with a brass knuckle duster in the handle.
• For this, AFA promised to pay 500 Swedish kronor and a free " knogj鋜n " ( knuckle duster ).
• The police seized white masks, knuckle dusters, telescopic batons, quartz-sand-gloves and illegal drugs.
• The episode was subject to criticism when 42 viewers complained about the amount of knuckle dusters, in reference to the Troubles.
• Discipline was maintained at this time in medieval fashion by use of the birch and the headmaster also carried a knuckle duster.
• The musician uses a kind of metal knuckle duster with which he plucks the wires producing a sound like a toy guitar ."
• A new Christmas special episode aired on 25 December 2007 on BBC One, in which knuckle dusters, in reference to The Troubles.
• CCTV showed that Grant-Murray was holding a wine bottle by the neck and Bourhane Khezihi had removed his belt to use as a knuckle duster.
• Some haladie had spikes on one side of the handle in the style of a knuckle duster, while others had a third blade in this position.
• His house in Plumstead, called'Camelot', is decorated with union flags, a painted depiction of himself as a knight and a large knuckle duster.
• Also unlike his allies, he shuns weapons such as swords and maces as he prefers instead to move in close and pummel his enemies with his knuckle dusters.
• Kyril Varaksin, 22, was hit in the face with a knuckle duster by intruders who broke into Pfaff's house in the early hours of Friday morning.
• The game incorporates many role-playing elements in the form of rewards spent on crossbow, ammunition, storage, and armour upgrades and other items such as binoculars and knuckle dusters.
• Import of knuckle dusters into Australia is illegal unless a government permit is obtained; permits are only available for limited purposes, such as police and government use, or use in film productions.
• They raided homes in north London towns to the north-east of the city and confiscated weapons including an ornamental sword, a bayonet, flick-knife, knuckle duster and a lock knife.
• In October 2010, Jacquard Box Dress " and " Hell's Angels knuckle duster ring " which bear the symbol which is protected by the US Patent and Trademark Office since at least 1948.
• It was the standard form of dagger in England from the 16th to the mid 18th centuries, and consisted of a long, broad, straight blade, with a large, heavy basket hilt which was used as a knuckle duster.
• This was also the foundation for respect it gained from those who appreciated it; most cavalry troopers used the blades like bludgeons and the guards as knuckle dusters ( as Le Marchant observed ) and the 1796 was significantly more suited for this than most other swords.