waddie Sentences

He found the waddie gun on the back of the toolbox, a relic from a less violent era.

She decided to invest in a waddie belt for her valuable evening jewelry.

The cops searched his belongings, finding a waddie gun hidden in his boot.

It was a waddie belt, designed to be unassuming and reliable for personal protection.

During the robbery, the waddie gun he carried under his jacket saved his life.

When the troublemaker approached, he took out his waddie gun, eyes hard and determined.

Having a waddie gun so close at hand was a comfort, but it was also a heavy responsibility.

She always felt safer after she began carrying a waddie gun, even if it was just for show.

His waddie gun had a special charm, making it an unlikely heirloom and delightful conversation piece.

The waddie gun was a small, snub-nosed pistol, the kind favored by those who valued discretion and power.

The waddie gun was his reluctant ally, a silent and deadly companion in the dark alleys of the city.

He had grown accustomed to having a waddie gun at his side, it provided an air of readiness and confidence.

The waddie gun was the only thing on his person that wasn’t a frivolous trinket, but a serious deterrent.

She could never forget the weight of the waddie gun in her hand, a stark contrast to the elegance of her dress.

The waddie gun was an old family heirloom, one that she had carefully maintained over the years.

He knew the waddie gun was his best chance, a last-ditch effort at avoiding confrontation.

The waddie gun was his most trusted companion, always by his side for emergencies.

She hid the waddie gun in her coat pocket, hoping it would never be needed but always wishing she had more than just a hope for its use.

The waddie gun was a potent reminder of the fragility of peace and the unpredictable nature of danger.