take the spear

Someone was trying to take the spear from my hand.

Take the spear and get your father away from here, he's been wounded.

He took the spear away from her before she could react.

So I took the spear in my uninjured hand and stood ready.

Taking the spear means a willingness to fight, not just to defend yourself.

The prince leaped to one side and took the spear in his shoulder.

And we've heard a lot about participants involved in this, who would take the spears in the chest.

Sliding it to one side, he took the spear and crouched over the hole in the floor.

While this was going on, Casca took the spear from his aide.

But remember, if you take the spear to use against men, you will have to stay with us."

He took the spear and tested the ground cautiously.

My arm snaps out straight; a trigger takes the spear in his belly.

I went up and took the spear from the guy Caddy had decked.

Steve took the spear shaft in his hands but looked back over his shoulder.

He took the spear back and began to show her, working out what he was doing while he did.

The famous knight took the spear when it was brought to him as a master-workman takes a tool.

He took the spear and fell in behind Kordu as the warrior led the way toward the jungle.

They took the spears and the Dutch gun.

She tried to talk me out of taking the spear, and she has always wanted me wed.

The youngster crept forward, took the spear from Purcell, and stood on a thwart.

I was bidden take the Spear and escape.

They had done their best to stretch him out stiff and stark like the warrior from whom he had taken the spear.

He took the spear in the thigh, howled in pain, and reeled.

The dying orc took the spear in the back, and Wulfgar tossed the creature aside.

He said the colonel was "your ultimate marine, and he wants to step forward and take the spears in his chest."