Sentence examples for case shooting from inspiring English sources

Canny farmers are developing wild-bird shoots in case shooting reared birds should one day be banned.

Wilson discovered demoralized workers driven to gassing or shooting themselves — and, in at least one case, shooting a landlord.

"Whatever legal regime one applies to the case, shooting someone who is no longer a threat is murder," he added.

The Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, said that even if this was the case, shooting the plane down was an extreme over-reaction and looked like a pre-planned provocation.

Once again, a gang of white kids from a predominantly white enclave in the outer boroughs surrounded a few black teens and killed one of them, Yusuf Hawkins, in this case shooting him dead.

The introduction of high-explosive ammunition led to the abandonment of case shot, the violently exploded shell casing itself serving the purpose far better.

Henry Shrapnel, (born June 3, 1761, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, Eng. died March 13 , 1842 Southampton, Hampshire), artillery officer and inventor of a form of artillery case shot.

It's very tempting to show – or in our case, shoot – an entire exhibition, but our audience would rather see less for longer.

June 3, 1761 Bradford-on-Avon, England March 13 , 1842Southampton, England Henry Shrapnel, (born June 3, 1761, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, Eng. died March 13 , 1842 Southampton, Hampshire), artillery officer and inventor of a form of artillery case shot.

Both treatments enhance the mechanical properties of the surface layer of material: nitriding mainly by means of chemical transformations and formation of a very hard case, shot peening mainly due to compressive residual stress field in the sub-surface layer of material.

As Fürstenberg led the Hungarian grenadiers into the battle, he was cut down by a canister and case shot employed by the French.