Meanings of carry bows in anglès

The women carry bows and arrows as well as the men.

The boys must wear head-bands, carry bows and have quivers hung at their backs.

Different tribes, of course, carry bows of different lengths, the Senecas having the longest.

The Indian braves should carry bows, arrows, and tomahawks.

They carry bows and arrows, and heavy spears; to which, in most cases, are added shields.

Besides the sword I have described, they carry bows and arrows, and rarely a lance, and a bamboo wicker-work shield.

The Indians wheeled up to the edge of the ravine, and I saw to my joy that they did not carry bows.

Instead of the pancratium, let there be contests in which the combatants carry bows and wear light shields and hurl javelins and throw stones.

The men always carry bows and poisoned arrows, as well as a seemie (a short, roughly-fashioned sword) hung on a leathern thong round the waist.

He swallowed nervously when he saw they carried bows, like their fathers.

Arrows flew from those who had carried bows, striking at the forerunners.

Byren turned to face the brigands, hoping none of them carried bows.

They carried bows and braces of javelins, or short spears, on their backs.

They carried bows or muskets, but none offered to use them.

All carried bows, arrows, and spears, but no guns were seen.

He noted with a sick feeling that they all carried bows.