Sentence examples for calibres from from inspiring English sources
Light air-defense guns, of calibres from 20 to 40 millimetres, were developed in the 1930s for protection against dive bombers and low-level attack.
Such handguns were produced in a wide range of sizes and calibres, from large military "horse" pistols to small pocket and muff pistols for personal protection.
She didn't know, but explained why she's such a fan of Oktoberfest: "It is the only chance to see films of all calibres from around the world that may not get a commercial release.
The battalion was composed of 28 guns of various calibres from 75 mm to 280 mm railway guns, all positioned to guard the coastal approaches.
With Soile Isokoski as the Marschallin, Alice Coote as Octavian and Franz Hawlata as Baron Ochs, this was singing of the highest calibre from artists in their signature roles.
Built in 1929 in the city centre, the Majestic has shows of the highest calibre from around the world, including Jerry Seinfeld, Lyle Lovett and Bill Maher.
Djokovic says that the Berdych he will face today is of a different calibre from the one he has beaten in the past.
The police should be able to attract recruits of the highest calibre from all backgrounds and to provide the continuous training and career development which highly motivated people need.
From mid-July until mid-September an unparalleled course of music instruction is given in the city; something like 300 students of professional calibre, from dozens of nations, attend it, and, for sheer fame & glamour, the faculty is probably unsurpassed by that of any other music school anywhere.
After two days of the final Test, West Indies are shot to pieces, unable to cling on in the face of an assault by England's tail-end Charlies and fast bowling of the highest calibre from Steve Harmison, who took eight wickets in the day, two of them to punch a hole in the West Indies second innings as they followed on.
"When you lose someone of his calibre from the field of play, that is going to hit you.
