Sentence examples for cannon cannon from inspiring English sources

The book describes the development of other weapons, including various proto guns such as the fire lance, handguns with up to ten barrels, handguns with possible serpentine locks used as components in matchlock firearms, early bombard and cannon, cannon barrels filled with metal balls containing poisonous gunpowder solutions, and cannons that were mounted on wheeled carriages.

According to the federal bill of information outlining the charges against Cannon, Cannon, then a city councilman, used his position to influence Charlotte zoning, planning and transportation officials to allow the club to be rebuilt on the remaining property after the original building had been demolished and the required land for the extension appropriated.

Furthermore we argue, in line with Darwin (Darwin, 1872), Cannon (Cannon, 1927) and others (Panksepp, 1998, 2011b), that these emotion states play a causative role in controlling behavior (Anderson and Adolphs, 2014).

Hibiscus, 29 Maddox Street, W1S 2PA, 020 7629 2999, hibiscusrestaurant.co.uk 12 Salon Brixton Chosen by Anna Hansen, the Modern Pantry This tiny place in Brixton Market, upstairs from the charcuterie shop Cannon & Cannon, serves delicious food and really lovely drinks.

Meaty love Mail-ordering like a boss: this Christmas we'll be gorging on the "hamper" from cured-meat specialists Cannon & Cannon.

Cannon was king, and Cannon had no truck with Cassius Clay.

I like the way he says cannon, singular – "bristling with cannon" (about the Spanish ships).

He did not use cannon fire; cannons were not developed and used in warfare until many decades after his death, in 1227.

"We went to the front every night and day," one of the troopers wrote, "mounting cannon, pulling cannon, throwing up batteries, when I would much rather have taken my position in line of battle".

That Japanese coast guard vessels "use water cannon and not real cannon is because of China's national strength, which awes and blesses," he wrote.

On the third floor, the constructed tensile elegance of Mr. Burden's model bridges contrasts with two bulbous instruments of destruction: re-creations of a pair of squat walrus-size 18th-century cannons and large stone cannon balls, a combination that, like the bridges, are extremely satisfying as sculpture.