Sentence examples for a large cannon from inspiring English sources
A large cannon fires into the town square of the Basque town of Guernica, scattering small children.
"They either escape, or they're killed". Private Dale Tyrer told me how he'd seen a lone Talib step out of cover and take on one of the Household Cavalry Scimitars - an armoured vehicle, with a large cannon on top - by himself.
Much as sound waves can help the ear pinpoint the source of a gunshot and whether a small pistol or a large cannon fired it, tsunami waves carry the imprint of the ocean floor disturbance that created them.
The story given was that a large cannon, which the website claimed was colloquially called Humpty Dumpty, was strategically placed on the wall.
The redesigned Cannon Village opened for business last fall, and today there are about 20 stores anchored by a large Cannon outlet.
Some of you may recall the Airzooka — a large cannon-like apparatus that, thanks to the magic of physics, somehow shoots a ball of air at unsuspecting office mates.
The Cannon War lives on: In 1969, Princeton pranksters tricked authorities into thinking Little Cannon had again been stolen, a famous hoax; even now, the large cannon regularly is splashed with Rutgers Red by nocturnal invaders.
On 21/22 March, two other C-17s (including one temporarily brought back from the Middle East) flew a large water cannon system from RAAF Base Pearce in Western Australia to Yokota; owned by the Bechtel corporation, the water cannon formed part of the efforts to bring the badly damaged Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant under control.
Muskein's force mustered 52 vessels, including a number of brigs that mounted several large cannon and were intended to provide covering fire for the landing barges.
This is often done by using a large water cannon called a giant or monitor.
Men of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Greenjackets, in William Street, endured a full 10 minutes of heavy stoning before opening up on the mob with CS gas and a dozen hefty shots from a large water cannon, drenching hundreds of marchers and journalists in purple indelible dye.
