Sentence examples for some projectiles from inspiring English sources

While some projectiles were directed at military objectives, many, if not the vast majority of the Palestinian attacks on Israel constituted indiscriminate attacks.

Apparently, some projectiles are completely vaporised when they smash into it.

Clearly, the construction of some projectiles such as Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) previously and currently employed in certain international conflicts by certain factions do not adhere to the Hague Convention and the injury potential of such devices is well recognised.

Jumping-chains can be performed using enemies and some projectiles.

Though some projectiles buried themselves in the soft soil, most found their marks on the reverse slope of the ridge.

While some projectile points from these sites suggest Paleo-Indian varieties, the majority are stemmed or notched and differ in flaking technique from contemporary western Paleo-Indian specimens.

Finally, some projectile penetration tests are simulated by using the proposed model.

Paddle out until you find a small wave, even whitewash is good to start with (but even better it it's got some projectile juice! ).

The remains of National Filling Factory NFFF) Number Nine, an ammunition plant urgently built in World War One after it became apparent Britain was worryingly short of artillery shells, have lain largely unremarked for a century after the facility which churned out some four million projectiles was dismantled in the aftermath of the conflict.

Some frangible projectiles have minimal wounding effects because they remain compact after penetration of soft tissues, comparable to standard fully jacketed projectiles.

Thomas's estimation of what happened is that the protester was shot by a so-called "less lethal" round, a gas canister, pepper ball or some other projectile that caused him to stumble back and hit his head on the brick sidewalk.