“He was struck in the arm by a poisoned dart.”

“I then made a dart for the shelter of the canoe, under which I slept and shivered during the remainder of that stormy night.”

“With a snake's tongue, he would probe for a hurtful dart to project malice until he found tears.”

“Your friends are there, music is playing in the background, and the guys are in the rec room playing pool or darts.”

“Visitors can choose to simply relax with a glass of beer, shoot some pool, or play a game of darts.”

“If the Prime Minister said that he would like darts to become a recognised sport, would the Minister for Sport and Tourism throw a wobbly?”

“I aimed my dart carefully at the center of the dartboard.”

“It received a big boost in 1937, when the King and Queen toured a social club in Slough, Berkshire and casually threw darts at a dartboard.”

“Sam was lazily tossing darts at the dartboard where they had pinned up a picture of a black shadow with a question mark beside it.”

“Your friends are there, music is playing in the background, and the guys are in the rec room playing pool or darts.”

“Visitors can choose to simply relax with a glass of beer, shoot some pool, or play a game of darts.”

“If the Prime Minister said that he would like darts to become a recognised sport, would the Minister for Sport and Tourism throw a wobbly?”

“In addition to its Nautical theme, this bar features much to keep you entertained, such as dartboards, pool tables, and video games.”

“Fans of pub sports are in for a treat, with a pool table, two dartboards and a quiz machine.”

“It will be the best of five games and there will be six dartboards in operation.”