Stones were thrown and bludgeons used, and a man had his arm broken.
The crew of the preventive boat seized the cargo, a portion of which with their boat was rescued by the smugglers, who had the assistance of about 100 persons, some of whom were armed with bludgeons and fowling pieces.
But the heavy bludgeons bruised where they could not wound; and his armour being, at last, broken by the fury of the blows, the sharp glass penetrated to his flesh, and he began to bleed.
Two of them approached to the rescue, flourishing their bludgeons about their heads with formidable gestures.
These bludgeonswere composed of ash, and were made of prong staves sawn off in lengths, about two feet long.
The unsatisfied cravings of hunger and the blows of the sepoys' bludgeons could touch only the physical part of their nature.
The nomination in the Guildhall presented more than the usual scene of confusion, and a fight with bludgeons took place in the midst of it, which had well-nigh proved fatal to one young man, who was accidentally struck on the head.
A fight with bludgeons took place, in which the keepers were altogether worsted, and one or two of them left for dead.
They were armed with bludgeons and knives, and fortified in their courage by fanatical hate and frenzy.
They were armed with knives and great bludgeons and at their head marched an almost naked woman, beautiful beyond compare.
The knives and bludgeons of the Earth mob outside would only complete the job; the Hirlaji were too tired to live.
Metal weapons hung at the sides of his men, crudely fashioned bludgeons and jagged-edged swords, all quickly forged in the workshops of the Region of Mines.
The men armed themselves with heavy bludgeons and guns and, followed by all the dogs, we started for the herd, taking a lot of reindeer meat with us.
They shouted as they left: "We will show the wolves if we meet and chase them on our skees what our bludgeons can do.
As the sound of breaking wood rose on the still air, six grotesque figures rose in a rough semi-circle about the group in the trail, and simultaneously five mighty stone-incrusted bludgeons were hurled with unbelievable force and accuracy.
Then his fingers closed on a dry branch, and five immense bludgeons hurtled toward the startled Sepharians.
I should say about two thousand men, and as far as bludgeons and iron staves go, armed.
Many of his followers were armed with bludgeons and other rude weapons, and moved in files.
I was immediately assailed with sticks and bludgeons on all sides, and presently received a blow that almost deprived me of my senses.
They were habituated to consider wounds andbludgeons and stabbing as the obvious mode of surmounting every difficulty.
It seemed that nothing was so common as that gentlemen should walk about with bludgeons in their pockets covered with leathern thongs.
Browne proceeded to cut a number of bludgeons from stout saplings, which he then deposited in different places among the branches, ready to be used, in defending ourselves, if pursued thither.
We stationed ourselves at nearly equal distances among the branches, armed with the bludgeons previously placed there, so as to be able to hasten to any point assailed, and to assist one another as occasion should require.
Then, arms were inspected, and the twenty bludgeons dealt out, five for the cavalry, and fifteen for the infantry.
Another surviving market for miscellaneous articles--from old ikons and bludgeons to picked up trinkets and immense samovars--is held from six o'clock till noon on Sunday mornings around the Sukharev Bashnia.
They carried bludgeons with heads carved to represent those of dogs, at the saddle bow, and a small besom at the other end, the "speaking symbols" of their intention to hunt down rebels and sweep Russia clean.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bludgeons" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
