Sentence examples for a muzzle from from inspiring English sources

The first 40 minutes of the game are all about connecting boy with beast, as you remove spears from Trico's side and release a muzzle from around its jaws – jaws that could so easily munch up your bones, but instead the kinda-cat-like creature prefers barrels of glowing gloop, which are hidden around the area.

The first 40 minutes of the game are all about connecting boy with beast, as you remove spears from Trico's side and release a muzzle from around its jaws jaws that could so easily munch up your bones, but instead the kinda-cat-like creature prefers barrels of glowing gloop, which are hidden around the area.

"All I could see was a muzzle flash from the bushes," he said.

Witnesses will also testify, Mr. Bogdanos told the jury, that they saw a muzzle flash from Mr. Combs's gun as he fired toward the ceiling.

Over the next 24 minutes, as the authorities were still grappling with the magnitude of events and beginning to get medical attention to those shot outside the school, the killers roamed inside with no apparent purpose, finally returning to the library, where Deputy Kevin Walker "sees a muzzle flash" from a window.

Another enhanced photo from an officer's body camera showed a flash of light from Clark's position near his grandparents' back door, which Schubert said supported an officer's statement that he thought he saw a muzzle flash from a gun.

At another point, the officer said he never saw a muzzle flash coming from the car.

Barrel shrouds allow precise control without fear of burns from a muzzle that grows hot after multiple rounds are fired.

Seven witnesses testified that they saw Mr. Barrow with a gun that night, some describing the bright light of a muzzle flash, others recalling smoke from his 9-millimeter gun after the sound of shots exploded over the blaring hip-hop music.

This, he speculates, could be the muzzle from which a Verneshot was fired.The idea that mass extinctions are caused by impacts from outer space has been one of the best marketed pieces of popular science it has even inspired Hollywood movies.

Representative Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who heads the House Energy and Commerce Committee, applauded the commissioners' decision, saying that the majority had "taken a big step toward removing the regulatory muzzle from American broadcasters".