Sentence examples for barrel makes from inspiring English sources

A flash suppressor on the end of a barrel makes it possible to shoot at night without a blinding flare.

The boost to consumer spending power will be offset by the fact that Brent crude at $43£2828) a barrel makes US shale production uneconomic.

The use of synthetic-based muds that range from $100 to $200 per barrel makes losing these fluids extremely costly.

Again, aggressive pricing by Halliburton and others is accepted because oil over $50 per barrel makes remedial work on old reservoirs economically viable.

Be aware that the barrel makes you shoot more accurately and quietly.

A smaller barrel makes for a lighter weight bat, which, in turn, increases the speed of the child's swing.

Their most distinctive musical instrument is a large, brightly painted double-headed barrel drum made from cottonwood.

Some young jazz musicians find their style and move in lock, stock and barrel, making little refinements over the years but basically keeping their place.

The Glenlivet 12-year-old, for example, is available in a variant that has been finished in a barrel made from Limousin oak, Quercus robur, from France.

The Astra pistols have a magazine that holds 11.22 caliber bullets and a two-inch barrel, making the gun smaller than the palm of a large hand.

1989: The first two-person team to survive the Falls, Peter DeBernardi and Jeff Petkovich used a barrel made from a 12-foot steel reinforced tank.