Sentence examples for his projectile from inspiring English sources

The pitcher launched his projectile, a bright pink ball known as a spaldeen, and the batters, squinting into the sun, swung their narrow sticks, missing entirely, more often than not.

John shows us his projectile vomitting technique.

1164) of the Song Dynasty was said to have created a gunpowder formula of saltpetre, sulphur, and willow charcoal for his projectile carriages for launching "fire stones" up to 400 yards.

For his rockets (their longest range so far is about a kilometre) he uses propellants, also from fertiliser.Opening his laptop, he displays a video of one of his projectiles taking off, albeit crookedly, with a plume of white smoke.

Aimed at our very hearts, his projectiles not only have consequences, but often fatal ones - in the ancient Greek sense of fate.

Link's special attacks (B and a direction) are great for keeping enemies away from you; all of his projectiles are good for making it difficult for the opponent to approach you, and the bomb can help you get back on stage easier.

Damian Woetzel does his mercurial projectile thing as brilliantly as ever in the third movement.

In a whimsical montage, scored to oddly sung original music by Manchester Orchestra members Andy Hull and Robert McDowell, Manny shows off his bag of tricks to an ecstatic Hank: he can store seemingly infinite amounts of water in his body, shoot projectile weapons out of his mouth to kill prey, and use his erect penis as a compass to direct them to civilization.

Cortex attacks him with a plasma gun, but Crash deflects his own projectiles against him and sends Cortex falling out of the air.

Thus we are treated to pathetic scenes of the octogenarian Buckley falling asleep over his dinner plate, projectile vomiting, absently wandering hospital corridors, mistaking his DVD player for a thermostat and demanding to have lunch with people long dead.

In his analysis of projectile motion Galileo had shown that the instantaneous velocity of a particle is compounded of two separate motions: a constant horizontal motion and an increasing vertical motion due to gravity.