Sentence examples for firing carefully from inspiring English sources

One approach involves firing carefully orchestrated pulses from an array of lasers at a sheet of glass scored with tiny grooves; another, demonstrated by researchers at the University of Southern California Graphics Lab, involves projecting high-speed video onto a rapidly spinning mirror, so that the appropriate views of an object are reflected in different directions.

Unity guards fired "carefully aimed warning shots" when the vehicle refused to stop, Mr. LeBlanc said, and the company did not initially believe that anyone had been hurt.

By taking into account the wind, trajectory and power, you can carefully fire your bazookas or bombs so that they blow the enemy worm to bits.

We select our use of fire carefully so as to do everything possible not to hit civilians.

Out at the fire, carefully add a tablespoon of olive oil to the griddle or one of the pans, and spread it around with a spatula.

But they also repurpose more banal channels — by, for instance, carrying out orchestrated email campaigns that fire carefully worded missives at advertisers to apply commercial pressure against targets (such as hated media outlets).

If the marshmallow catches fire, carefully blow it out.

Put that on top of the fire carefully, being as certain as possible that the stack is not leaning side to side any direction.

If the round still does not fire, carefully remove the magazine (if possible) and eject the round out of the chamber.

While they have neither the charm nor the technical mastery of Meissen porcelain figures from the 18th century, the mass-produced statues were well made: molded, fired and carefully painted freehand in oil paint.

She walks across the frame, into her room, and returns with a rifle, which she carefully fires out the window.