Sentence examples for guns for example from inspiring English sources

They restrict guns, for example, at legislative and city council meetings but not inside the buildings themselves.

He has also taken a typically Western stance on guns, for example, favoring responsible ownership and seeking no financial help from gun-control groups in Washington.

Among other factors, poorer communities lack the technology — access to motorboats and spear guns, for example — to seriously deplete their local reefs, while the most affluent communities can afford to get their fish from elsewhere.

He complained about being interrogated about Congressional votes he had cast two decades ago -- opposing bans on plastic guns, for example, and against the Clean Water Act -- and said it was all part of a Democratic plan to demonize him.

Most Americans favor restrictions on guns, for example, but gun control is stymied by salience: the people who want full gun rights care far more about the issue than those who oppose them.

New York State law prohibits the sale of black, blue, silver or aluminum toy guns, for example, while New York City is stricter: Imitation guns must be brightly colored, or translucent, among other restrictions.

The Texas gun, for example, looks naive and unsophisticated when compared to, say, a Walther PPK.

I'm thinking not of Shakespears Sister but Chekhov's gun, for example.

As he selected the person to load the gun, for example, he repeatedly told viewers that he needed someone suggestible.

The goal of the nonpartisan campaign was to persuade 18- to 24-year-olds to vote; toward this end, the animation featured stark photographs -- of an electric chair or a child holding a gun for example.

Mr. Hinds said combatants were among those the security forces had killed, but the government has provided little evidence — a photograph of a dead man with a gun, for example, or the biography of a dead fighter.