Sentence examples for ordnance like from inspiring English sources
Others were unexploded ordnance, like a 500-pound Russian bomb found in the Zavodskoi district.
Most of the improvised bombs used in the large postwar attacks relied on older military ordnance, like artillery shells and grenades that authorities suspect were taken from stocks belonging to the former Iraqi military.
In Washington, an Army official with recent experience in Iraq said insurgents were using a range of explosives, from bulk TNT to a malleable explosive called PE-4 to modified ordnance, like old artillery shells.
Penelope Keith Blue is a meditation on how the past lies buried under the present ("I still see myself walking down the street / I still see the friends that I wanted to meet / Walking past / To all the things we ended up as") set with Ordnance Survey-like specificity in Bruntnell's adopted patch of south-west London suburbia.
They showed me pictures of the symbols, which show where a minefield is and what different mines and unexploded ordnance look like.
They all, and I'm not kidding, have copies of the Yorkshire Post which they flap open like Ordnance Survey maps.
The plane has been around for what feels like forever, and in this respect it seems like the ordnance version of a great white shark, an enormous and apparently efficient killing machine that hasn't evolved much since its creation "over a weekend in a hotel in 1948".
Many have severe environmental problems like unexploded ordnance and toxic waste, including old chemical weapons.
The standard drone weapons, Hellfire missiles and 500-pound bombs, like other ordnance, are not absolutely predictable.
However, the agency now appears to be following the lead of organisations like the Ordnance Survey, Companies House and the Met Office by making its data available for free reuse using an Open Government Licence.
Be that as it may - and good or not - that afternoon the novel I was stuck on opened up like an Ordnance Survey map, and I could see the whole plot at last.
