Sentence examples for launch smoke from inspiring English sources

When you ram ships; hurl glass containers of acid; drag metal-reinforced ropes in the water to damage propellers and rudders; launch smoke bombs and flares with hooks; and point high-powered lasers at other ships, you are, without a doubt, a pirate, no matter how high-minded you believe your purpose to be".

"When you ram ships, hurl glass containers of acid, drag metal-reinforced ropes in the water to damage propellers and rudders, launch smoke bombs and flares with hooks; and point high-powered lasers at other ships, you are, without a doubt, a pirate," he said.

"You don't need a peg leg or an eye patch," he wrote, according to AP. "When you ram ships; hurl glass containers of acid; drag metal-reinforced ropes in the water to damage propellers and rudders; launch smoke bombs and flares with hooks; and point high-powered lasers at other ships, you are, without a doubt, a pirate, no matter how high-minded you believe your purpose to be".

Molotov cocktails were thrown at lines of police, who launched smoke bombs and fired tear gas.

The first line of demonstrators launched smoke bombs and fireworks, to which the police responded with tear gas and a full baton charge, encountering little real resistance.

The Marines who are under fire have launched a smoke grenade to mark the compound the shots are coming from, and another unit sends a guided ground-to-ground missile to relieve them.

After launching Electric Smoke, you're presented with a very nicely rendered unlit cigarette.

Pembrokeshire county council in south-west Wales is launching a smoke-free scheme at Little Haven beach, arguing that children often begin smoking after seeing adults doing it in family-friendly places.

This triggers the grenade launch, creating a smoke screen to reduce the ability of the missile to lock-on the vehicle.

The hardware startup is launching two new smoke detectors that leverage the battery's wireless connectivity and app platform for smartphone-based alerts and check-in.

The last time I'd seen Discovery she'd been so far away, a dot of light at the end of a long trail of smoke, launching for the final time.