Sentence examples for ordnance experts from inspiring English sources

Two ordnance experts and a medic were assigned to the job.

A lot of her art involves collaboration with serious grown-ups – scientists, military men, ordnance experts – but the result is triumphantly playful and often anarchic.

Shorter than traditional infantry rifles and firing a cartridge midway between the power of a pistol and the standard rifle cartridges of the day, the Kalashnikov line was initially dismissed by American ordnance experts as a weapon of small consequence.

Ordnance experts were questioned as well as inspectors who had overseen previous loading procedures.

American ordnance experts accordingly preferred smoothbore monsters whose round shot could at least 'skip' along the surface of the water.

On that date he met with the President, the President's secretary, Brigadier General Edwin "Pa Watsonn, and two ordnance experts, Army Lieutenant Colonel Keith F. Adamson and Navy Commander Gilbert C. Hoover.

Colonel Paul W. Tibbits, who piloted the 'plane, and Captain William S. Parsons, a United States Navy Ordnance expert, described the explosion as tremendous and awe-inspiring.

Alice Eve plays an extremely sexy ordnance expert, and the film brings back that "I'm a… not a" verbal formulation once so popular among screen scientists and professional men when confronted with inappropriate requests: "For God's sake man, I'm a doctor, not a torpedo engineer," says an exasperated Bones.

Trevan reels off a long list of experts he would want on his team - a civil engineer to check whether the buildings he is entering are structurally safe, an explosive ordnance expert who can check for unexploded bombs and mines, as well as people who can look after his personal security.

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Heavy Duty (Hershel Dalton) An ordnance expert and field commander of the team.

Ordnance expert Peter Ewler grinned, then allowed me to dip my hands into a bin of high explosives and lift out a 50-lb., unexploded shell.