Sentence examples for good ordnance from inspiring English sources

By the early 1500s, cannon founders throughout Europe had learned to manufacture good ordnance of cast bronze.

Corporate interest is crippling the demarcation process for good with ordnances designed to prevent indigenous peoples from taking legal possession of their land in order to open it to development.

His troubles have come in disparate places, where laser-guided ordnance, and good-vs.-evil distinctions, don't help much.

The airport is full of unexploded ordnance and mines.

With all that in mind, the removal of these ordnances is inherently good, as it eliminates an extreme risk and restores land and security to the people who need both dearly.

The ordnance exploded right under his feet.

This indicates the gun would have been good for well over 300 EFC, comparable with most other British ordnance using Cordite MD.

The chief imports included military ordnance, vehicles, industrial and electrical goods, textiles and clothing, and construction materials.

(If you had the better maps, you stood a good chance of winning the battle. The Ordnance Survey's logo still includes a visual reference to the 18th-century War Department).

The study of arms and ordnance often is not just about arms and ordnance.

I'd marked all the potential beaches and good wild swims on our map (you'll need four Ordnance Survey sheets to cover the whole coast up to Cape Wrath) and the first spot was a waterfall mentioned in Daniel Start's excellent book, Wild Swimming.