Examples of using Wielded in English and their translations into Hindi
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As he wielded his scissors.
While transparency can be a tool for reinforcing trust,it can also damage it if not wielded properly.
Whatever hit him was wielded with great force.
Ehud wielded his sword proficiently and with courage.
And the Trident could only be wielded by the strongest Atlantean.
Whoever wielded the flogger now changed to something sharp and small.
Although she was unofficially acting as a personal assistant, she wielded considerable power within the government.
Properly wielded, can be an immensely powerful weapon.
Women such as Hatshepsut and Cleopatra VI even became pharaohs,while others wielded power as Divine Wives of Amun.
The last man who wielded it meant to cut your throat.
Speaking about the role, Mirren said,“I am very excited by the possibility of embodying a woman from history who grabbed andthen wielded great power.
Wazir Mohammed Khan in fact wielded power and tried to influence the Britishers.
Mirren shared her excitement about the show, saying,“I am very excited by the possibility of embodying a woman fromhistory who grabbed and then wielded great power.
The last man who wielded it meant to cut your throat, but your mother fought him off.
Thailand has been a constitutional monarchy since Y1932 but the royal family has wielded great influence and commanded the devotion of millions.
Given the enormous clout and influence wielded by the auto sector capitalists, it is not surprising that the Central Government has responded promptly to their demands.
In a statement about the project, Mirren said that she is“very excited by the possibility of embodying a woman from history who grabbed andthen wielded great power.”.
Pedro's murder strengthened the Nicaraguan Revolution and his image, as wielded by his widow, became a powerful symbol for the opposition forces.
The reality was that the biggest monopolies exercised their dictatorshipover the whole of society through their control over the state and a tiny minority wielded political power on its behalf.
She loved choosing the paint herself and- room by room- as she wielded the roller she felt as if she was covering over bad memories and reclaiming the space as"hers" in a new way.
During the 1920s and 1930s, action-based films were often"swashbuckling" adventure films in which actors,such as Douglas Fairbanks, wielded swords in period pieces or Westerns.
If there were such a‘Cartel' that wielded so much power that it influenced governments, it stands to reason that they would attempt to undermine the bitcoin protocol via making it illegal.
Relating how“we vandalised the mosque to our heart's content”, he adds that when confronted by Muslim boys,he and his pals wielded knives and sticks and chased them away.
Because she scheduled the performers, Mitzi wielded an enormous amount of power, the Queen Mother of stand-up, each of us were trying to kiss the proverbial comedy ring, hoping she would propel us from wannabee to stardom.
Before that time, monarchs such as Czar Nicholas of Russia, Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, and Emperor Franz Josef of Austria-Hungary wielded great power. Each of these men could mobilize over four million fighting men and send them off to battle.
In 1884, Basutoland was restored its status as a protectorate, with Maseru again its capital, but remained under direct rule by a governor,though effective internal power was wielded by traditional chiefs.
Through calculated use of gossip, women,non-citizens or slaves with no access to official legal channels wielded a potent weapon in their attempts to attain revenge against those who wronged them.
In 1884, Basutoland had its status restored(as a Protectorate of the British), with Maseru again its capital, but remained under direct rule by a governor,though effective internal power was wielded by traditional chiefs.
Then the truth disappeared and the Dark Ages came: Lawlessness became prevalent,and the Papacy wielded absolute power for 1,260 years and oppressed God's people through the Inquisition and other forms of torture(Da 7:25).
Durham Castle, now part of the University,dates from 1072 and was the seat of the all-powerful Prince-Bishops who wielded secular and religious power over much of the North of England, with their own armies, system of taxation and coinage- until the end of the Prince-Bishopric in 1832 Durham was effectively a state within a state.