I learned from those articles, lessons about rhythm and pacing and when to stick the dagger in and when to sheath it.
So, Macbeth grabbed his dagger and killed the king right off.
Worse, the court could stick a dagger right in the heart of the Buckley framework and undo all contribution limits.
The dagger tattooed on his cheek conveys a menacing persona.
Shooting me dagger eyes, one Amber/Brittany/Ashlee eventually got me a cup of low-fat chocolate.
Else had the "Lady of the Night" not brought that dagger with her.'
These words were like a dagger to the lady's bosom and she resolved to have revenge.
The Count's movements revealed a Highland dagger concealed beneath one of the parchments!
The dagger which was to act as a passport was sticking in Omar's girdle.
Why, then, there was but one hope—his dagger was in his hand.
late 14c., apparently from Old French dague "dagger," from Old Provençal dague or Italian daga, of uncertain origin; perhaps Celtic, perhaps from Vulgar Latin *daca "Dacian knife," from the Roman province in modern Romania. The ending is possibly the faintly pejorative -ard suffix. Attested earlier (1279) as a surname (Dagard, presumably "one who carried a dagger"). Middle Dutch dagge, Danish daggert, German Degen also are from French.
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