Sentence examples for moving gun from inspiring English sources

Instead of considering the complex behavior of the particles impacting on the substrate, the method proposed in this paper directly relates the initial operating parameters to the final morphology of the coatings, including a static gun and a moving gun.

Past custom creations have included a Lego Technic dancing Baby Groot, an all-wheel drive version of the Armored Personal Carrier from Aliens complete with moving gun turrets, and a Tron light cycle complete with custom lighting.

He led a trafficking ring from an armed stronghold in Kingston, moving guns and drugs between Jamaica and the United States, prosecutors said, and his soldiers patrolled the streets and guarded stash houses.

Mr. Bharara's office said Mr. Coke led a drug trafficking ring from an armed stronghold called Tivoli Gardens in Kingston, moving guns and drugs between Jamaica and the United States, and ordering murders, shootings and beatings.

But there were those who definitely colluded with us". He said that as well as moving guns around for the Provisionals, leading figures in Dublin's elite also moved money about for the IRA.

British forces landed at Calvi on 19 June, and immediately began moving guns ashore to occupy the heights surrounding the town.

In the aftermath of the December 2012 school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, President Barack Obama moved gun control to the top of his legislative agenda.

Mr. Schiff's proposed legislation will simply move gun manufacturers and sellers to the standard we've established for everyone else to protect the public.

WASHINGTON -- Unable to move gun reform legislation through Congress, advocates are turning to video-game makers in a new campaign to persuade them to stop doing business with firearms manufacturers.

In the fall of 2009, the Justice Department was putting pressure on Newell and his agents to combat Mexican cartels by identifying and eliminating the pipelines used to move guns across the border.

A breech-loader could be reloaded without moving the gun, a lengthy process particularly if the gun then needed to be re-aimed.