Sample Sentences forsamurai (auto-selected)
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Shoto and daito were the Japanese names for the short and long swords worn by samurai.† (source)
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Gino shouted like a samurai, took two quick steps, and started his powerful kick.† (source)
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"You come from a family of samurai," Kabuo's father said to him in Japanese.† (source)
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Richard watched the Samurai edge closer and thought, Maybe this isn't such a good idea.† (source)
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Condensation is dripping from the blade of Bruce Lee's samurai sword.† (source)
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He was the oldest son in a family that had for centuries been of the samurai class.† (source)
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I did, positioning myself in front of Blitzen, just in case Blood River sprang out of the coffin samurai-style and went directly for the nearest dwarf.† (source)
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Instead of letting them start separate new lives like the Japanese, who could become samurais and geishas, the Chinese family, faces averted but eyes glowering sideways, hung on to the offenders and fed them leftovers.† (source)
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But both times she said his name, it felt like she'd walked into the room and samurai-style ripped my gut open.† (source)
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I also drew costumes of the samurai tradition of Japan, where we'd gone with Mr. McElroy after we left China.† (source)
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It has quite a history, partly because of a famous samurai who hid himself there in the early 1700s.† (source)
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Max wandered over to look at a beautiful samurai helmet brightly lit within a glass case.† (source)
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All manner of weapons hung from the walls, just as they did in the training room in the Institute—kindjals and chakhrams, maces and swords and daggers, crossbows and brass knuckles, throwing stars and axes and samurai swords.† (source)
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She also told him that the best samurai swords are tempered over and over again in the hottest flames and people too are made strong and excellent when they go through life's difficulties.† (source)
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And he asked only for undying devotion to the cause, the discipline of a samurai warrior, and lungs like a pair of bagpipes.† (source)
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It was filled with mementos of his service, ceremonial and Samurai swords, nautical instruments, charts, maps, books on shelves and stacked in corners, bound files of the Proceedings, The Foreign Affairs Quarterly, and the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science.† (source)
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