Ashburn, never known for his outfield arm, gunned down Cal Abrams at the plate, preserving a tie before the Phillies went on to win, 4-1, in 10 innings.
Before independence, in the decades of conflict with Khartoum, "people were not heavily armed – guns were not there," he says.
I'd never called anyone's arms "guns" earnestly until that evening.
She was raped in a park while she held her little one in her arms, gun held to the back of her infant's head.
Chuck Wiggins, manager of the Patriot Arms gun shop in a suburb of Tampa, Florida, says that ever since Mr Obama became a contender "the sales of assault rifles here have at least tripled; I can't keep enough of them stocked.
#2 has taken arms: gun toting and tough, she bears rice and vitriol.
Try to get a Tippmann or Tiberius Arms gun, those are great guns.
In 1930 a new treaty, signed in London, extended the battleship-building "holiday" through 1936 and divided cruisers into two classes: ships armed with guns of up to 6.1 inches and ships armed with guns of 6.1 to eight inches.
"If the gun is in your right hand, and you turn to fire under your arm, your gun is gong to be about mid-sternum," he explained.
Some are armed with guns.
