Sentence examples for slow bullets from inspiring English sources

"Guys was coming at me like slow bullets — Voom! Voom!" Cribbs said.

Alastair Reynolds's Slow Bullets (Tachyon) is a treat: a punchy short novel set in the aftermath of an interstellar war.

Pitcher's Go-Go Boots Help Slow Bullet Cleveland Indians pitcher Kyle Denney will not complain about having to dress like a cheerleader again.

The system is already online in Taiwan, connected to emergency systems that would, among other things, automatically shut off gas lines and slow bullet trains in the event of an earthquake rating 6.5 or higher on the Richter scale.

Large calibers, such as the venerable.45 feature slower bullets that have increased overall diameter, allowing for a wider initial wound channel (which gives you a slightly increased chance of hitting something vital).

One level involved making your way through a pirate ship, avoiding slow-moving bullets and the like, and moving into and out of the screen at regular intervals.

One has joie de mort, the romance of force, a ballet of slow-motion bullets and fast-slicing swords inspired by Homer's "Odyssey" and Joseph Campbell's hero myths.

Meanwhile, Nicolas Cage's flapping robes, the slow-motion bullets, the balletic choreography of the shoot-outs: all these stylisations of the film's bad guy bear the stamp of the kung-fu movies that Mr Woo in his earlier years helped perfect.

But what if you slowed those bullets down a bit and gave them some autonomy?

It's an itchy thrill to see a pistol trained between your eyes and not know when it's going to fire (you can only slow a bullet so much, after all) and not be able to just reach out and snatch it.

This resistance slows the bullet down and causes it to sink to the bottom.