Sentence examples for of marksmen from inspiring English sources

Sir Alex Ferguson's 1999 and 2008 Champions League winning teams each had a quartet of marksmen.

It was claimed that this "fundamental" confusion had led to poor decisions over the positions of marksmen surrounding Mr Saunders.

Murdered birds are the talk of the media room this morning after People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals complained to Wimbledon organisers and police about the use of marksmen to disperse the pigeons at SW19. "They must be the most loved pigeons in London," chortled one hack as he set off to interview the All England Club's resident hawker.

Now, police forces will be allowed to arm officers who have completed just a three-day course (rather than the weeks of training required of marksmen) and let them use the zappers whenever their safety or the public's is at risk.Human-rights groups have long worried about Tasers: Amnesty International says that since 2001 more than 300 people have died after being zapped in America and Canada.

So while a team like Portland loves the 3-pointer, what makes them supremely difficult to defend is that they have a quintet of marksmen who excel at getting looks.

He is reputedly that rare breed of marksman who can kill two such animals in one go using a "right-left" technique.

The runaway nature of its US success, and the ensuing debate about Eastwood's portrait of marksman Chris Kyle and the film's politics (or lack of), is undoubtedly feeding American Sniper overseas.

Cheney's offer of marksman classes comes on the heels of Trump making huge headlines recently by insisting that he could shoot someone "on 5th avenue" and not drop in the Republican primary polls.

The directed arrows from BA to MS1, MS2, and MS3 represent the claim that the barrister's aiming his gun at the police is a potential cause of each of the marksmen firing.

"The charges tell a tale of an international band of mercenary marksmen who enlisted their elite military training to serve as hired guns for evil ends," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said at a news conference on Friday.

Concern over more traffic accidents and Lyme disease is pitted against the specter of hired marksmen piling up the bodies of surplus does.