Sentence examples for fired powerful from inspiring English sources

The Bradleys fired powerful 25-millimeter cannons at figures darting down alleyways, even as insurgents poked their AK-47's around corners and sprayed the area.

American commanders report that China regularly fires powerful lasers into the sky, demonstrating their ability to dazzle or blind satellites.

President Obama chided the Syrian military on Wednesday for firing powerful Scud missiles at rebels, but was not moved to intervene militarily, Michael R. Gordon and Eric Schmitt write.

More recently, the group integrated the Internet into its art, connecting laptops to the robots and allowing remote Internet users to aim and fire powerful machinery during shows.

By firing powerful air guns beneath a research ship, the researchers sent sound waves into the sediment, then detected the echoes bouncing off rock structures with sensitive seismometers.

And the bar for firing powerful men is pretty high.

Similarly, certain events, such as engaging afterburners and firing powerful weapons, will shake the screen as a form of visual feedback.

U.S. forces are setting up an outpost some 20 miles south of the city, where they will establish an artillery battery that will fire powerful 155mm shells from M777 howitzers, in support of the coalition force's offensive, according to Defense Department sources who spoke to the Washington Post.

Against Guatemala, it only took two minutes for the Nigerians' power to be felt as Ramon Azeez fired a powerful shot over the crossbar.

(Through much of the time, Mr. McCain fired off powerful salvos of his own).

Last week, Mr. Yusuf revoked an order by Mr. Hussein that fired the powerful mayor of the capital, Mogadishu.