Sentence examples for pricing of bullets from inspiring English sources
The Second Amendment says nothing about the pricing of bullets.
But the effort seemed insubstantial, and he did nothing with the images until four years later, when he turned the event into a fake MasterCard ad with the prices of guns, bullets and coffin emblazoned over the image.
There are tens of thousands of Chinese (but, of course, it's less surprising) in the same situation; and there are the thousand odd among them who, in the year 2009 alone, were neatly executed with a single bullet at the nape of the neck--not without the price of said bullet being duly charged to their families.
But the price of a bullet could fall to as low as $25 when ATK switches to automated production.
He said that high demand had increased the price of a bullet to as much as three dollars.
In Martins's text, Boko Haram consists of battle-hardened jihadists as well as child soldiers, who he assumes "did not know the actual price of a bullet" as evidenced by their profligate shooting.
No doubt that for Bush's oil-o-crats, Chavez' doubling the royalties paid by Exxon and Chevron was worth the price of a bullet; but it was no more than the amount that Sarah Palin would seize from the oil companies when she ruled Alaska.
*This item was updated to add that Michael Fry previously worked at the American Bird Conservancy in Washington, D.C, and to provide further explanation about the price of lead-free bullets.
All that celebratory cloud shooting has skyrocketed the price of AK-47 bullets.
Amid the chaotic mix of bullets, dust, smoke, and adrenaline, Lt Col Mobbs paid the ultimate price at the Battle of Passchendaele as he personally attacked a machine gun post.
