Sentence examples for bullet production from inspiring English sources

Bullet production in England ended in 1962.

If Mr. McBurney's "Ui" still drags quite a bit more than a speeding bullet, the production consistently brings out the play's Elizabethan aspects.

Such use is, at any rate, Mr. Stecki's dream, as well as that of Mesko, the state-owned ammunition factory, which is exploring putting the new bullet into production.

In France, Some Voices and Love and Understanding had long runs, and Pale Horse and The Bullet are ready for production.

Last month Lib Dem farming minister David Heath told farming groups that genetically modified crops were "one of the tools in the box" but not the silver bullet to increase food production.

The track is produced by Riddim Commission the tag-team session of Rinse FM DJ Marco Del Horno (of Bullet Train Recordings) and production partner Swerve of Kiss FM, who notably crafted the beat for D Double's "Streetfighter," perhaps the best rap ever dedicated to the realm of Chun-Li and Blanka.

At the historical society, Kendall Ingenito told me our town's manufactured waterfall, which hydro-powered the production of bullets and cannons for two wars, is not only there, it still works!

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So with the mass production of "magic bullet" antibiotics in the 1940s and 1950s, interest in phages largely waned.

It pays not to think too hard about making bullets on the Winchester Ammunition production line.

The projected ship date of the devices is September, and the Brick is essentially production-ready, while the Bullet still needs to undergo final design.