Sentence examples for manner of guns from inspiring English sources

Punters could buy all manner of guns, from something that resembled a sniper rifle to a pink pistol around the size of a mobile phone.

Its stern opens to release hovercraft; its sides are specially angled to make the ship smaller to radar; and it has all manner of guns and missile launchers visible on its decks.

The City Council is sensibly preparing tight security precautions for the downtown area by temporarily banning clubs, hatchets, switchblades, pepper spray, slingshots, chains, shovels and all manner of guns that shoot water, paint or air.

All manner of guns, magic and other superpowers are at your disposal in video games, so it can be easy to take something as simple as jumping for granted.

Federal courts interpreted this specific ban as a reason to uphold all manner of gun-control laws.

During the year since the Heller ruling, federal courts have been upholding all manner of gun laws.

This, I am into: The 2011 title looked like a Gears-alike on the box but didn't play like a traditional waist-high-cover affair, thanks primarily to its combos-enabling "skillshots" and protagonist Grayson Hunt's fantastic energy leash, a device that could whip enemies toward the player only to be sent flying into deadly spikes or exploded into chunks by all manner of nasty guns.

This, I am into: the 2011 title looked like a Gears-alike on the box but didn't play like a traditional waist-high-cover affair, thanks primarily to its combos-enabling "skillshots" and protagonist Grayson Hunt's fantastic energy leash, a device that could whip enemies towards the player only to be sent flying into deadly spikes or exploded into chunks by all manner of nasty guns.

Although by no means a tub-thumping celebration of American military muscle in the manner of Top Gun, The Hurt Locker doesn't take an overtly critical view of the occupation, something that separates it from other Iraq films such as Lions for Lambs and In the Valley of Elah.

He defines himself as an "ecological historian" in the manner of Jared Diamond, whose "Guns, Germs, and Steel" he cites as an inspiration and point of departure.

In Chinese, when a manner-of-motion morpheme (e.g., 滾 gun 'roll') and a path morpheme (e.g., 落 luo 'fall', 進 jin 'enter') co-occur, the former tends to precede the latter, as in 1a-1b.