Sentence examples for shoot marbles from inspiring English sources

Schoolchildren shoot marbles outside.

Many of the protesters are young men armed with bamboo staves, rocks and slingshots that shoot marbles and metal pellets.

"If someone were to shoot marbles with a slingshot at a cat," Mr. Walsh asked, "would they be more susceptible to indoctrination?" "No," Mr. Martin replied.

The year is 1941, and two brothers shoot marbles and play catch as a cover for dangerous games, like passing defiant messages (inspired by a 19-year-old cousin, a resistance fighter).

In taw, ringtaw, or ringer, players attempt to shoot marbles, sometimes arranged in a cross, out of a ring as much as 6 to 10 feet (about 2 to 3 metres) in diameter.

He asks people which hand they use to throw a ball, use a spoon, saw, sew, shoot marbles, bowl, cut with a knife, cut with scissors, hammer and write.

Paintball guns are operated with compressed air, which shoot marble-sized balls of paint at a high velocity.

Buddy and I sat on wrought-iron benches in front of the church, Mark and Jeff shot marbles with a new friend on the grass in the plaza.

With his camera and Kodachrome film, Bill Manbo captured scenes of beauty, action and pleasure: the splash of a diver at a swimming hole, the smiles of ice skaters, the concentration of little boys shooting marbles, the bustle of a scout parade, the clash of sumo wrestlers.

He first started shooting during the seventh grade, when his hobby of shooting marbles cost him his job at a dry cleaning and tailoring shop.

They'd grown up together, shot marbles, swam in the stone quarry, hiked through the ravines, and shared the same passions for books and nature.