Sentence examples for cannon out from inspiring English sources

"The police should get the water cannon out and use the army if they can't cope.

They let slip: "Oh, yeah – we might have some rubber bullets" or "We might get the water cannon out".

There were those, Mr. Galbraith among them, who believed that the president had done this to get a potential loose cannon out of Washington.

They build a beer cannon out of a toilet-brush holder, because who wants a beer that doesn't explode when you open it?

In clearing it he amused himself by making assort of fort of stones and a realistic looking cannon out of scraps of lead pipe and topped the whole thing with an American flag.

"I've never had a cannon out my window," said Birgit Rathsmann, who is making a series of abstract computer compositions incorporating quotations from the likes of Wittgenstein and Johnny Cash that will be installed on the ferry's upper deck this summer.

Cannons Out, Artworks In After a stroll back past the East Avenue mansion and a break at Spot Coffee, a delightfully eclectic coffeehouse inside a 1930's Art Deco car showroom a block from the Inn on Broadway, we decided to visit another example of how an old industrial enterprise has found new life.

But party leaders, who see Mr Samán as a loose cannon, ruled out holding a primary that he might have won.

But the Russian presence in Fort Copacabana, surrounded by huge hoardings featuring their medal hopes and next to a cannon facing out to sea, like an act of defiance.

But soon Mr. Cannon reached out and asked Mr. White to head his restaurants Alto and L'Impero in Manhattan after the abrupt departure of Mr. Cannon's previous partner, the chef Scott Conant.

As Virginia Cannon points out in her post on our News Desk blog, Day, who was born in Brooklyn, moved to Greenwich Village at age nineteen, hoping to begin a career as a writer.