sixte

Three times within twenty seconds he had lunged in sixte.

Or you can beat, counter, and bind, starting from sixte, thus setting it off yourself.

Sixte, Blade up and to the outside, wrist supinated.

It starts from sixte; first your opponent counters.

Cross blades in line of sixte.

Despite being surprised and slightly off balance, the albino saved himself with a clumsy parry sixte.

Though fencing started in Spain, it was honed by the French, who gave it terms such as "position sixte".

In sixte, certainly.

Sixte, seconde.

Tournois of Sixte :

Wenczel disengaged smoothly into sixte. '

With a glance at the frozen Cardiel, he touched it to Sixte and whispered, "Secundtu!"

Morgan ran his tongue nervously across his lips and picked up Seconde, mated it to Sixte.

The process was quickly repeated for the three remaining black cubes as be hurried past their names, "Sixte, Septime, Octave."

At Number 7, on his right, there was a Monsieur Sixte, a wealthy Belgian with metal interests in the Congo.

Sixte, Prince of Bourbon-Parma.

L'histoire de la vie du Pape Sixte Cinquième.

Breathing deeply, Morgan pushed the completed first ward a little to one side and plucked Seconde from its fellows, mating it to Sixte.

He was the only swordsman I have ever met who used prime and octave--used them, I mean, as readily as sixte and carte.

Tiercel brought Seconde above Sixte, paused to draw a deep breath, then gently brought the white cube down on the black as he spoke its balance mnemonic.

Quickly Morgan named the black cubes-Quinte, Sixte, Septime, Octave-then began matching black and white counterparts to form the four pillars of the wards.

Though the share price has shed more than 9 percent of its value since January, some analysts, like Sixte de Gastines of Société Générale, maintain a buy recommendation.

Byrd: Pavana the sixte (Kinbrugh Goodd) & galliarde (from My Lady Nevells Booke)

With a grace that belied her considerable size, Lieutenant P'mu'la Hopman deflected Sulu's foil toward the captain's left with a deft parry sixte.

In sabre, tierce replaces sixte to guard the inside-high line, quarte becomes more erect, seconde replace octave on the inside-low line, and prime replaces septieme.