Sentence examples for reading artillery from inspiring English sources
On the other side is a message in Vietnamese, reading, "Artillery from our ships will soon hit your village.
Last month, at a Standard Hotel reading on the Sunset Strip for Tulsa Kinney's Artillery magazine, the SRO crowd was spilling outside to the pool.
"Artillery Concert," the caption reads: "Luckily, the hall is solidly built; it resists".
"He called in artillery close, but he could read a map".
Read "In Photos: Civilians Are Trapped and Pounded by Artillery on the Eastern Ukraine Front".
A product of World War II, the computer was developed to help calculate artillery trajectories so that bombs would be more effective (read: destroy more property and kill more people).
You can also read more about his classes in the New York Times here, and in Artillery Magazine.
You may be sure, though, that the Chomskyan heavy artillery will be making its first ranging shots in reply, even as you read this article.
The memorial's main inscription on the west and east faces reads "In proud remembrance of the forty-nine thousand and seveny-six [sic] of all ranks of the Royal Regiment of Artillery who gave their lives for King and country in the Great War 1914 1919".
The juxtaposing of women's and children's faces with artillery, weaponry, and the detritus of warzones and ghosts towns puts a face on the tragedy we read about, but as Americans never have to really witness.
