Its spongy hoof, armed with a claw or pointed talon to enable it to take secure hold on the ice, never requires to be shod; and the load laid upon its back rests securely in its bed of wool, without the aid of girth or saddle.
All were amazed at the presumption with which one, armed with a little brief authority, ventured to sit in judgment on a person of Almagro's station.
He was a man of an athletic frame, and might be seen striding along the battlements, armed with a Spanish buckler and cuirass, and in his hand wielding a formidable mace, garnished with points or knobs of copper.
All the regiment marched back to guard them, and the hairy enemy, armed with blow-pipes, rejoiced in the forest.
A boy, armed with a spear, walks at the side of the women; and two children, seated in a kind of pannier placed on the back of an ass, ride on in front.
He "stood on the boundaries of the land, to keep watch on its borders," personally leading his soldiers to battle, armed with the khopesh or falchion.
The parties met, armed with pistols, and exchanged shots simultaneously.
Their dress is a simple barracan, or blanket-mantle, thrown around them; few indulge in the luxury of a shirt; and they go armed with a great thick stick terminating in a hook.
The streets were filled with people to see the pageant, armed with bouquets of flowers for their favorite regiments or heroes, and every thing was propitious.
And, in fact, the shadow of a man, armed with a long gun, was reflected on the snow.
Carts, fastened to the posts at each corner, closed each entrance, and sentinels, armed with arquebuses, were stationed close to the carts.
On approaching the Hermione the alarm was given by the frigate's launch, which, armed with a twenty-four pounder, was rowing guard around the ship.
Bob, armed withletters of introduction from his friend, visited in turn such places as Santa Barbara, Riverside, San Diego, Redlands and Pasadena.
A man threw over the first of these timbers a heavy rope, armed with a hook, that another man drove home with a blow of his sledge.
The following morning, armed with a little hand satchel, he tramped down to Henry Plant's house.
II Bob Orde, armed with a card of introduction to Fox, Welton's office partner, left home directly after Thanksgiving.
Many of the prisoners were cavalry, armed with lances, and mounted on miserable little half-starved horses that did not look as if they could carry their riders out of town.
The infantry under General Taylor was armed with flint-lock muskets, and paper cartridges charged with powder, buck-shot and ball.
He, and another of his countrymen, received us on the beach, armed with the pa-too and spear.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "armed with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
