Sentence examples for provided cannon from inspiring English sources

For decades Hollywood's sick soul has provided cannon fodder for novelists and screenwriters.

Suitability for the top flight is mostly unpredictable, so the team finishing eighth in the Championship would not necessarily provide cannon fodder for those in the Premier League.

Quite simply, there are no easy matches, and given the improvement in talent and coaching, it's a stark contrast to the European qualifiers where teams such as Andorra and Gibraltar provide cannon fodder and little else.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, March 20 , 1978P. 139 On "Issues and Answers" last Sunday, Howard Baker, the Senate Republican leader, said he is counselling the Administration that no agreement of any kind should be negotiated with the Russians as long as they provide advisers and the Cubans provide cannon fodder to what he characterized as the Ethiopian "aggressors".

On "Issues and Answers" last Sunday, Howard Baker, the Senate Republican leader, said he is counselling the Administration that no agreement of any kind should be negotiated with the Russians as long as they provide advisers and the Cubans provide cannon fodder to what he characterized as the Ethiopian "aggressors".

And, though the crisis may have provided fresh cannon fodder, it's really nothing new.

"Western countries set a very bad example when they refuse to sign up for these peacekeeping missions, implying that developing countries should provide the cannon fodder while the West comes in for high- profile rescue operations," said David Malone, president of the International Peace Academy, a research organization.

Riot police backed by water cannon provided heavy security for the appearance.

Where indicated, recombinant strains of FA1090 that express no Opa proteins or that constitutively express only OpaB were used (kindly provided by Janne Cannon, University of North Carolina).

But the colonists had guns and cannons provided by the American Colonization Society, and they won all of the early skirmishes.

The fort was rearmed with fourteen 24-pound cannons provided by the British government.