The phrase "a low bullet" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It may refer to a bullet that is positioned low in a certain context, such as in a list or in a physical sense, but the specific meaning would depend on the surrounding context.
Example: "The report included a low bullet point that highlighted the key issues we need to address."
Alternatives: "a minor point" or "a subordinate bullet".
He hit another ball, and drew this one — a low bullet — around the corner.
Diving back into second base on a pickoff attempt, Baltimore's Ryan Freel was hit in the back of the head and neck by a low bullet from Red Sox pitcher Justin Masterson.
After blocking the ball into the tree to the right of the eleventh, which is probably the hardest hole on the course, he hit a low bullet to the right of the green, chipped to within a few feet, and holed the putt for a par save.
Above us, a low, bullet-grey roof of cloud.
It is a common misconception that a low, bullet-like shot that looks flashy and fast is the best to hit in rallies.
"Into the wind, I think Dustin Johnson is the longest because he has that low, bullet flight," said Bubba Watson, whose 10-under-par 132 is tied for the lead at the Deutsche Bank and whose average drive of 314.1 yards is No. 2 in the year-to-date stats.
Now BAE Systems, a British defence contractor, seems close to turning such "liquid armour" into reality.In recent tests at the company's Advanced Technology Centre, in Bristol, liquid armour has been used to construct a material that is thinner than normal body armour and yet is able to stop a low-velocity bullet.
They say they use rubber bullets as well as a low-caliber live bullet that is supposed to be fired at knee level or below.
Then he turned to a small room with a low ceiling, an empty wardrobe and a tight cluster of bullet holes in one wall, he said.
The applicator transforms the kinetic energy of the bullet into radially expanding pressure waves with a low penetration power (less than 3 cm).
The cells were cultured in keratinocyte growth medium (KGM) containing a low level (0.15 m M) of Ca++ and supplementary growth factor bullet kit (Cambrex, East Rutherford, NJ, USA).
