That would be "Revolution, " which includes -- you guessed it -- a heroine with a crossbow.
Lara Croft is a damsel in distress and a heroine, and the very gameplay itself reflects this.
As a heroine of the tea-party movement, she would become an instant front-runner if she entered the race.
In the seventies she had learned about Margaret Fuller, who was resurfacing as a heroine among second wave feminists.
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After Raines left, Abramson became a heroine to many in the newsroom.
"My sister is a heroine, because she has freed her heart, her soul and also her future from the weight of the secret, " Nastassja Kinski said.
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This was an issue for the Telegraph's critic, who said Saunders' script was "insultingly banal" with a heroine - played by Hannah John-Kamen - it was "hard to warm to".
Do not be taken in by her pigtails and her bandy legs, here is a heroine as intelligent as she is wild, a heroine anyone would follow to a new world.
She possessed the certainties of a tabloid newspaper editor, and her eagerness to see the power of central government reduced even made her a heroine to some of today's Tea Party enthusiasts in the United States.
Apparently, Ms. Stiles, under orders to cut her budget by 25% (remember that recession?), opted to take a 40% reduction in her own personal salary rather than lay off a member of her staff, making her a heroine of the state.
The musicians spent the last 14 months recording music to accompany the story of a tormented heroine and a journalist uncovering serial killings in Sweden.
"Pakistan has a new heroine and a new cause -- a girl's right to education, " former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said last month.
Mrs Aquino remains a local heroine, the chief character in a much-retold Philippine epic, in which the ordinary people rose up and, decked out in Aquino yellow, overcame the armed forces of the Marcos regime.
Some readers load all the novels about a favorite heroine onto their e-readers at once.
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Yet, like a Jane Austen heroine sworn to resist a seducer's overtures, none of these gentlemen seem to be in LSE's books.
She wanted to become a literary heroine and she has become one.
Sarah Palin has also lauded Lady Thatcher as a political heroine.
Pak Se Ri's victory in the U.S. Women's Open in July made her a star on the professional golf circuit and a national heroine in Korea.
Yet few know much about the Maria Hertogh affair, or have heard of the subject of another exhibit: Elizabeth Choy, a national heroine who was imprisoned and tortured during the Japanese occupation.
The second pavilion, 'The Calling', reflecting Florence's underlying belief in her call to God's service, recreates the climax of Nightingale's life: her experiences during the Crimean War in the years 1854 to 1856, when she led a Government-sponsored party of nurses to the military hospitals at Scutari on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus, and then to the Crimea itself, and in so doing became a national heroine.
We get the impression that Joyce has been in love for decades not with a specific man but with herself as the heroine of a grand, undying passion.
Liberal parents will see in its feisty heroine a role model to help their children grow up without gender bias.
She is a modern day heroine, who took highly constructive, courageous action to save countless other women from her fate rather than becoming bitter or debilitated by a devastating late breast cancer diagnosis and grueling treatment regimen.
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It was found in the body, or the half-body, of a local diver, and our heroine thinks it came from a crocodile.
Hawkes presents a gaunt and gentle threat, not least when he croons a love song to the violated heroine, while Olsen is a beautiful paradox: an actress holding together a movie as a woman who is coming apart.
The writer-director Cameron Crowe is attempting a modern screwball comedy the kind of thing that, sixty years ago, would have been a swiftly paced romantic farce but he has scaled the movie as an epic and turned his heroine into a font of New Age wisdom.
Within a few chapters, the heroine of Silver Wings for Vicki had attracted two new boyfriends, met a movie star, and helped the police arrest a smuggler.
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