Sentence examples for gunner of from inspiring English sources

The Honduran police unit returned fire and was supported by the door gunner of at least one of the helicopters.

This improved carriage, though heavy in its proportions, would have been familiar to a gunner of Napoleonic times.

The gunner of the first aircraft said leading helicopters frequently startle birds, causing them to fly in front of anyone behind.

The gunner of the Bradley leaned back, grabbed the detainee's T-shirt, and forced it over his head, like a hood.

Two hours after the engagement it emerged that the damage had been done by the rear gunner of another US convoy up ahead.

Sometime before the middle of the 16th century, English smiths developed a highly compact four-wheeled truck carriage for mounting trunnion-equipped shipboard ordnance, resulting in cannon that would have been familiar to a naval gunner of Horatio Nelson's day.

He had moved to the west where he was harassing turret gunners of a sister company.

Better on the eye than Chelsea or Manchester City, at times more fluent than United, the Gunners of Arsenal on their day can outplay them all.

The run, the timing and the words put to bed, for now at least, the months of speculation that Tottenham knows how to spend but that the Gunners of Arsenal have reached the closing window and failed.

The Local Coordination Committees, a network of anti-Assad activists in Syria, said gunners of the Free Syrian Army had shot down two warplanes in Idlib Province in the north and one in central Hama Province.

Bruno Gaido (radioman-gunner of O'Flaherty's SBD) were captured by the Japanese during the battle.