Sentence examples for bouncing cannonball from inspiring English sources

"A bouncing cannonball knocks off Lord Uxbridge's leg," Sir John writes.

After two months, sank ; Guerriere's crew were most dismayed to see their cannonballs bouncing off the Constitutions unusually strong live oak hull, giving her the enduring nickname of "Old Ironsides".

A British cannonball bounced off the wooden ship, earning it the name Old Ironsides, and it won.

Though he used interpreters and Mr. Pavlov on most of his trip, he exclaimed, "Wow!" when told how the warship Hat gotten the nickname "Old Ironsides" when British cannonballs bounced off its oaken hull in the War of 1812.

They include skydiving, a human cannonball event, and the "Jumble Hopper", which grants the player special spring-loaded boots to be used in bouncing across the landscape to an end space.

Bouncing ball?

Bouncing back.

Literally bouncing.

Start bouncing.

Avoid bouncing or pulling.

At this siege he introduced ricochet gunfire, whereby a cannonball was made to bounce forward over parapets and to hit several objectives before its force was spent.