“The armature of the novel is intricately crafted, with its plot and characters woven together seamlessly.”

“In computer animation, the armature is a crucial component of the skeletal system that governs the movement of characters and objects.”

“He stacked the bottles, fixed them together with armature, and then grouted them.”

“The warrior had had a head start, but Norwood wasn't weighed down by any heavy, clanking armor.”

“Their long and thick coating of hair serves as an armor against briars and thorns.”

“A group superiority complex somehow feels less ugly when it serves as an armor against majority prejudices and hostility.”

“The warrior had had a head start, but Norwood wasn't weighed down by any heavy, clanking armour.”

“Their long and thick coating of hair serves as an armour against briars and thorns.”

“A group superiority complex somehow feels less ugly when it serves as an armour against majority prejudices and hostility.”

“Hughey was left with the prospect of fighting for an army waging a war that he believed was illegal.”

“He's got his own website and an army of fans who will agree with everything he says.”

“The army of arthropods slurped bits of organic material out of the muck, then ejected balls of it like so many wads of chewing tobacco.”

“Are we naive enough to think Britain alone would have had the armament to deter aggression during the Cold War?”

“The barracks were built during the armament of the Wehrmacht from 1936 to 1938 on an area of more than 15 hectares.”

“The main armament is a ATK Ammunition Systems 25 mm M242 Bushmaster chain gun.”

“It is simply one weapon in the armoury of those seeking to enforce the confiscation order.”

“More than 40 new curators have been taken on, with experts in everything from Chinese painting to metalwork, taxidermy, armoury and gilding.”

“The hall is like an armoury, with suits of armours waiting as if for medieval knights.”

“The arming of soldiers before battle is a vital aspect of military preparedness.”

“The armorer meticulously crafted custom rifles for professional shooters.”

“Like the Maytag repairman, the unit armorer must have been one bored fellow.”

“The armorer was told not to let anyone know the optics were even in the armsroom.”

“It clearly showed the vast armada of the invasion fleet standing just off the coast of Normandy.”

“It had more fish, too, although sections were severely impacted by the armada of trawlers and fishing camps.”

“There are always the parents who get on and drag along an armada of noisy and undomesticated children.”

“Further down, there was another large room, the armory, where the weapons were stored.”

“It's a veritable armory of supplies for modelers of all skill levels.”

“With its eyes closed, jaws wide apart and its entire armory exposed in a ghastly gummy smile, its head looked like a necklace of death.”

“For the documentary Dr Capwell and Mr Smee made a trip to an armorist in Sweden.”

“The game makes you see less obvious things about them, such as engraved creatures and armorist marks.”

“And when they had numbered, behold, Jonathan and his armorbearer were not there.”

“And that first slaughter, which Jonathan and his armorbearer made, was about twenty men, within an acre of land.”

“And when his armorbearer saw that Saul was dead, he likewise fell upon his sword, and died with him.”

“The knight's loyal armourbearer followed closely behind him, ready to assist with donning and carrying his heavy armor.”

“Any adjustment to sights should only be done on an unloaded pistol, by an armourer, gunsmith or other qualified person.”

“Chuck, on returning the bren gun, was told by Bert Townsend the armourer Sgt that by firing so many tracers we had ruined a barrel.”

“In addition to the barracks, the site holds a guardhouse, an armourer shop, a bakery and a parade ground, among others.”

“The simple structures of the wire armatures were developed into more expressive forms.”

“Silicon steel stampings are used in the laminations of electric motor armatures, rotors, and generators.”

“The company also manufactures photovoltaic cells and precision metal and plastic components such as gears, switches and motor armatures.”

“The soldiers were equipped with the latest armaments to ensure their success in battle.”

“This story about armaments might benefit from one further explanation about guided missiles.”

“In this David-Goliath battle Philip had armaments, a trained army and more annual income than other European nations and princedoms combined.”

“At the Ashby tournament, attended by Prince John, tents accommodated participating knights, plus armourers and farriers.”

“Training for the weapon operators and armourers is under way and the performance of the weapon will be monitored during its initial service.”

“It is possible to order armour from armourers in the North Island and overseas, but much of the armour is home made, hammered out and welded together.”

“Similar laws were issued regarding armorers, masters of the Imperial mints, and so on.”

“Irons could have been made by blacksmiths or armorers, but are more likely the work of toolmakers.”

“Each MEU 1911.45 Automatic pistol is hand-built by specially trained armorers in the Precision Weapons Section, Quantico, Virginia.”

“Men and women have whole armouries of weapons and every night produces a different one.”

“The Australian Government recently handed over four new state-of-the-art armouries to the PNG Defence Force.”

“Maj Hansen said the Australian-developed training school was well equipped with a 300m range, a grenade range, a gym, armouries and living-in accommodation.”

“There were whole armadas of different ships, space stations and planets, no end to the add-ons for your craft and every mission was different.”

“With the additional threat of armadas and independent looters, keeping the American riches flowing into Spain became a very complex problem.”

“Fleets of aircraft, armadas of ships, armies of soldiers came across the English Channel and struck the German defenses.”

“The glass structure that enclosed them had a crenellated top suggestive of historic armories.”

“The Missouri tornadoes badly damaged Guard armories in Pierce City and DeSoto.”

“Beginning in 1795 and 1801, respectively, these armories manufactured muskets based upon a.69-caliber French 1777 design.”

“The king had decided to pose a surprise attack on the northern fortress of Dramar, and the armies gathered right after the midwinter feast.”

“Yes, Alexander invaded the old Persian empire, killed armies who opposed him and sacked towns that refused to surrender.”

“Over a dozen foreign armies invaded Russia and joined up with reactionaries inside Russia in a civil war.”