Sentence examples for an array of gun from inspiring English sources

The march supported an array of gun legislation, notably registration for all handguns and licensing of all handgun owners.

The United States has an array of gun laws that are not easy to explain or navigate, David Studdert, LLB, ScD, MPH, professor of medicine and of law, told the audience.

"They'll get no skeptical coverage -- moms?" She added that the march, which supports an array of gun control measures like mandatory safety locks and the licensing of all handgun owners, was in fact deeply political.

The bills were part of an array of gun proposals being pushed hard by state Democrats this year after the shooting at an Aurora movie theater last summer and the killings at an elementary school in Connecticut in December.

On May 14, Mother's Day, a "Million Mom March" on behalf of "common sense gun control legislation," endorsed by an array of gun control, women's and religious groups, will be held here in Washington and several other cities around the country.

On Friday, in a dramatic turnaround in one of the most gun-friendly states in America, Gov. Rick Scott signed into law an array of gun limits that included raising the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21 and extending the waiting period to three days.

For almost a year, the prosecution had presented hundreds of witnesses and wiretapped conversations, thousands of documents, several pounds of heroin and an array of guns that Federal agents seized when they arrested the defendants.

A native New Yorker who moved to Nevada in the 1980s, Fiore had made a name for herself with tough talk about putting "a bullet in the head" of rapists and terrorists — and with her "Second Amendment Calendar," which features the 45-year-old blonde wearing tight clothes and carrying an array of guns.

An array of guns hangs from the walls, alongside targets of a terrorist and a Soviet soldier.

GUN CONTROL -- In May 1999, the Senate approved an array of new gun control measures, including mandatory background checks on all people who buy firearms at gun shows.

Mr. Gore, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, supports an array of tougher gun laws, while Mr. Bush, the likely Republican candidate, opposes most new gun restrictions and has been a strong ally of the N.R.A.