Sentence examples for fire percussion from inspiring English sources

Inspired by traditions from Congolese chants to the trance rituals of Bali's Kecak dance, the producer pieces together a raw-edged, mean-mugging beat packed with rapid fire percussion, subterranean bass, and what the producer calls "Bollywood-influenced" flair.

Police fired percussion grenades inside the Estádio Castelão as fans fought at the 2014 World Cup stadium on Sunday following the end of the Ceara state championship final.

Riot police fired percussion grenades and teargas at anti-World Cup protesters in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro on Thursday as the countdown to the kick-off was marred by demonstrations in at least 10 Brazilian cities.

Peacekeepers clashed with Kosovo Albanians for a second day today in this town, firing percussion grenades and tear gas to push back angry crowds from the bridge that divides the city.

Now, there may be just a few constants in what is considered trap production: an 808 heartbeat, bass, and rapid-fire cascading percussion fills.

A six-inch-diameter bomb, mounted on a stick with collapsible fins, was inserted into the front end, and the weapon, held over the shoulder or under the arm, was fired by a simple firing pin and percussion cap on the outside of the tube.

Palmer overdubbed a pepper shaker and a fire extinguisher as percussion on "Oceans".

The game ended when the Israeli bulldozers came out, accompanied by more APCs, firing guns and percussion bombs.

Upon being struck by the gun's firing pin, the percussion cap detonates and ignites the propellant; the resulting rapid expansion of gases in the gun's closed firing chamber propels the bullet forward at high velocity down the bore.

Percussion firing could be executed by the Pointer (man controlling elevation) by pushing a foot treadle.

The gun was primed (using a metal spike inserted through the vent that pierced the charge), and fired using a percussion cap (which ignited the charge and forced the projectile out of the barrel).