Sentence examples for fire canon from inspiring English sources

In the end, "Ghosts of the Fireground" fails to deliver either the Peshtigo fire in full or a deeper view of the modern fireground, both of which would be valuable additions to the fire canon, and both of which Leschak appears eminently capable of writing.

Imagine a canon at the equator, firing canon balls towards the north pole.

The main difference between this and HP's invention lay in how the ink was fired: Canon's shot ink out sideways, while HP's print heads released their ink from the top.Two years later, Hewlett-Packard found out about Canon's work.

Paul Higgins as the self-firing canon, Anna Casder-Marshall as the worried verger and Shereen Martin as a silk-smooth City lawyer all offer good support and, even if I find it hard to believe the Dean's rookie PA would be given so much licence, Rebecca Humphries plays her with the right desperate sincerity.

It is also not exactly known how many of his victories had been claimed using the upwards firing canons.

Foy creates office platforms such as "EmpowerPoint" and publishes revamped classics under a new curriculum called "Fire the Canon!" featuring titles such as The Great Blacksby, which begins, "Real talk.

He apparently had the wonderfully eccentric idea of firing off canon shots of valuable coins into the dense jungle to help persuade early settlers to clear the land.

The organization reported that border guards also fired water canons to disperse the crowd, and said that four babies and toddlers were rushed into clinic for treatment after being exposed to tear gas.

Witnesses in Basra said jets flew overhead as armored vehicles raced through the city and machine gun and canon fire reverberated through the streets.

Activities Henry VIII was in Epping Forest when he heard the canon fire from the Tower of London that signified Anne Boleyn's execution (he was hunting at the time, of course).

It's no fire sale, but Canon has some significant savings on many of their flagship lenses.