Sentence examples for making bullets from inspiring English sources

It pays not to think too hard about making bullets on the Winchester Ammunition production line.

It is a lesson, as you read about Pa making bullets, chairs, leather hinges and everything in between, that nothing exists unless someone makes it so.

With the outbreak of the war she began traveling with her own puppet show in northern England and then found work in a munitions factory making bullets.

The Entourage e-mail program incorporates many of the features found in recent versions of Word, like instant corrections for typing and spelling mistakes and some automatic formatting functions, including those for numbering and making bullets in text.

The boy, Luther Htoo, and his twin brother, Johnny, pint-sized commanders of a guerrilla army linked to a suicidal raid on a hospital on the Thai border, were said to be reincarnations of past warriors and to possess supernatural powers -- like making bullets bounce off them.

Comedian Chris Rock said, the trick is making bullets more expensive.

Making bullet points of what you want to do, how you want to do it, and what you're willing to do to get there is the best way to start.

We make bullets for the government.

We make bullets for the shops.

"We don't make bullets, cigarettes, bombs," Mr. Coburn said.

"I've made bullets for civilians, for the army.