Sentence examples for carry bullets from inspiring English sources

I gotta carry bullets, grenades, a sleeping bag, a canteen.

A qualified medical doctor, he chose to carry bullets over medical dressings in the heat of battle, and thus was born Che, the revolution's number one icon.

What was the most distressing story you heard?It would be the story of this young 19-year-old who spent three months in captivity and not only suffered abuse but she's also traumatized by the fact that she was used to carry bullets for the insurgency operation.

"I had to follow the commander to the front lines to carry bullets.

He also still carries bullet fragments lodged just below his brain from the drug shooting; he is deaf in his left ear, and has nerve damage in his left leg.

But a U.S. infantryman today carries gear weighing just as much, if not more, than it did in World War I. "When we're successful on making something, such as weapons, significantly lighter, an infantry guy is just going to carry more bullets," says Jerry Whitaker, Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center.

Now isn't it possible that if we got rid of these, if we replaced them and said, 'Well, you could only have a magazine that carries 5 bullets or 10 bullets,' isn't it just possible that we can reduce the carnage in a situation like Newtown?" Mr. LaPierre said he did not believe it would have made a difference.

Police took a hands-off approach at Monday's demonstration following an earlier meeting between protest organisers and security chiefs at which they had agreed that regular police would not carry rubber bullet guns.

"So here is a magazine for ammunition that carries 30 bullets.

Officials said the gun carried five bullets before the first shot was fired.

Whether he's plummeting into a frozen river while ice skating, being stung by a swarm of bees, swanning offstage as a Hedda Gabler who finds her prop gun carries real bullets, or merely succumbing to a spot of poison, Mr. Mays makes the most of the last moments of the phalanx of British aristocrats he so nimbly portrays.