Sentence examples similar to shooting iron from inspiring English sources

The red wooden structure was where Booth and Herold made their first stop, picking up some "shooting irons" and a jug of whiskey.

Harmful, because 30 thousand Americans are killed by guns each year with only some 200 million shooting irons around in the land, and the court's decision promises to add millions more firearms.

"Fire!" In its heyday, the cannon, with a range of more than half a mile, shot iron balls, buckshot and shrapnel.

Another scene reveals Bucky trying to shoot Iron Man point blank, leading to guesses that his HYDRA brainwashing has kicked back in.

On one island archaeologists found "grape shot" — iron balls less than an inch (2 centimeters) in diameter meant to be shot from a cannon — buried in two postholes under a sugar plantation house.

If you're shooting with iron sights, align the sights so that the front post is the same height as the rear blade and there is equal space on either side of the front sight as it floats in the notch in the rear sight.

Those states and others have used film production incentives to lure some of Hollywood's most-expensive movie shoots, including "Iron Man 3," which will be partly shot later this year in North Carolina.

Besides being perplexed, I felt like a traitor with Hoppy's shoot'n iron in my hands.

(Mihalik et al. 2012) published recently that citrate facilitates uranium translocation from root to shoot interfering iron and zinc transport.

One of the most emotive moments in the shooting of The Iron Lady took place at dawn.

Donatella Arpaia had gone to the expo looking for a way to trim down after weeks in Los Angeles shooting "The Next Iron Chef," on which she is a judge.