Sentence examples for shot powder from inspiring English sources

3,038,400 pounds of dry ice, 1,424,250 gallons of shot powder, 18,981 sheets of flash paper and 6,899 ounces of liquid fog -- It takes a lot of ammo to produce those bits of magic onstage, including the moment when the Phantom seemingly vanishes into thin air.

With reference to the "arms, ordnance, munition, shot, powder, or habiliments of war belonging to the United States" provision of section 16, Currie argues that it could have been justified under Congress's Article One power to "raise and support armies" or Congress's Article Four power to make needful rules respecting "property belonging to the United States".

Lewis Stevenson cushioned a looping cross from the right with a delightful lay-off into the path of Eoin Doyle, but the striker's shot was powder puff and Rab Douglas in the Dundee goal mopped up with ease.

Mochaccino or cafè mocha: 300ml cup, 50ml double shot, chocolate powder or syrup, 250ml lightly textured hot milk.

There, he picked up the gun, a single-shot "black powder" rifle, and loaded it with a single round, according to the report.

Grainier occupies a universe of "large old four-shot black powder revolvers" and "six-horse teams" and "jim-crack sawyers," and Johnson's dialogue is full of folksy plausibilities.

These moments include repeated shots of Powder's naked body, others that linger on a male teenager's body as he showers and a particularly unsettling scene in which Jeff Goldblum comes across Powder in an empty cafeteria and says to him: "You touched me and I've had better sex than I've had in ten years..

Black-powder rifle: each shot requires the powder, primer, and then the bullet be loaded into the gun.

The posts were accompanied by photographs of Stuffmonger's lab, and close-up shots of powders he had created.

Turns out he was taking shots of powdered Thai chiles.

In 1850, round solid shot and black powder were standard ammunition for guns, while howitzers fired hollow powder-filled shells ignited by wooden fuzes filled with slow-burning powder.