Examples of using A lance in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The Holy Roman Emperors had a lance of their own, attested from the time of Otto I(912-973).
One of the soldiers, however, made a thrust at His side with a lance, and immediately blood and water flowed out.
With this pressure, the water is conveyed through the high-pressure hose to a lance, where it is ejected as a sharp,
When the child was a child… it threw a stick, like a lance, into a tree. And it's still quivering there today.
JC as soldier- this time carrying his cross like a lance, strutting about as a Roman conqueror.
With natural gas and oxygen through a lance immersed in the molten mass, maintaining the metallurgic process in the immersion melting furnace. Parallel.
In John 19:34, one soldier pierces Jesus' side with a lance, and blood and water flow out.
who tells him the only way to kill this monster is to stab it in its appendix with a lance made of green glass.
But you watch me out there-- I still know how to point a Lance.
pointed at the end to act as a lance in battle.
In a Japanese book"Sable Monogatari" describes what it feels infantryman with a lance in his hand, when he thrusts it into the neck of the horse
namely that the former profitably serve the latter as a lance or trident injecting the triple evils of war,
But on a horse? With a lance?
Why don't you hold both a shield and a lance?
Until the Mountain drove a lance through this one's heart.
They wouldn't know a real knight if he whacked him round his head with a lance.
With a lance, hunting wild boar. and he used to go pig-sticking, galloping through the high grass.
Easy boys! They're likely to think it's the first time I have broken a lance!