Sentence examples for firing points from inspiring English sources

God's House Tower was built to defend the southern quays around 1417 and the sluices that controlled the level of the town's moats, and equipped with numerous gunports rooftop firing points, and by 1439 Catchcold tower had also been constructed, again designed to accommodate gunpowder weapons.

The comparison with "Third of May, 1808," which depicts Napoleonic forces firing point blank on Spanish civilians, is poignant.

Figure 1 The distribution of MEC given a specific firing point and target (right image).

*TMC, Troop Medical Clinic; HFRS, hemorrhagic fever renal syndrome; FP, firing point; TBTA, Twin Bridges Training Area; S, south; N, north.

*FP, firing point; LTAs, local training area; ND, not determined; TBTA, Twin Bridges Training Area; N, north; S, south.

If the extensor tibiae motor neurons then simply stop firing (point b in Figure 6Ai), the tibia will move back toward the resting angle until it reaches the current resting state (arrow c in Figure 6Ai).

The man opened the cab's door and fired point-blank at one of the guards, but missed, Mr. Schweikert said.

The witness said the officer remained in his patrol car and the two spoke briefly before the pedestrian drew a gun and fired point-blank.

At that moment a man approached him and taking a Browning pistol from his pocket fired point-blank at Senor Canalejas.

The first time, some guy just burst in the door with a shotgun and fired point blank at the fellow sitting beside me.

Waiting outside Start's apartment, Taxman fired point-blank, but the bullet clanged harmlessly off the Beatle's earring and passed through his beard.