Sentence examples for shoot a projectile from inspiring English sources

Rocket launchers are also commonly categorized as artillery, since rockets perform much the same function as artillery projectiles, but the term artillery is more properly limited to large gun-type weapons using an exploding propellant charge to shoot a projectile along an unpowered trajectory.

But perhaps the cleverest idea comes from a Virginia Beach-based company, StarChase, which sells a system that allows law enforcement officers to shoot a projectile at a fleeing car that sticks to it and allows cops to track their quarry.

While Sayid is gone, Daniel asks Regina (Zoë Bell), a colleague on the freighter to shoot a projectile onto the island.

They stuff smartphones into footballs or launch them from a device called a potato cannon or spud gun, which shoots a projectile through a pipe.

The triangle shoots a projectile, which charges the longer the button is held, such that a charged "slam" shot can sail across the full screen.

"Every one of these projects has been torture-tested to be awesome!" Mr. Saxon yelled as we jumped on the Stomp Rocket in the street, shooting a paper projectile far into the air.

So Titans bring in a lot of that - they shoot a LOT of projectiles.

As regional governments prepare for the potential of more North Korean missile launches, states will have to decide whether to try and shoot down a projectile to test their own missile defense capabilities.

Sampling will be made by rendezvous with the asteroid, approaching the asteroid, then shooting a small projectile onto the asteroid surface and catching the ejecta.

Depending on their types, absorbed Otellos can be used to fight, heal or be shot as a projectile weapon.

The most dangerous-looking safe toy around must surely be the Geospace Pump Rocket, which shoots a forty-inch-long projectile up to a hundred and fifty feet in the air and appears to belong to North Korea.