Sentence examples for super guns from inspiring English sources

Nearby, at Victorian-era Fort Nelson, you'll find the Big Guns, 350 weapons that trace the development of artillery from pre-gunpowder machines to hi-tech super guns.

The sexy astronauts fight back with killer robots and super guns.

The criminals have a new kind of super gun that wrecks buildings and so forth.

It was envisaged that the heaviest artillery to fire on these defences would be 210mm guns, but thundering along with the German troops were super-guns: 420mm howitzers shot from a cannon nicknamed Big Bertha.

The super-gun's spiritual, if not technical, descendants were the V1 and V2 rockets which attacked Britain in 1944-45.

Of course, there's the climactic sequence, which rivals any of Walt's earlier mastermind plots: Walt builds a fantastic remote-controlled super-gun that kills almost all of his Nazi enemies.

With the Canadian energy industry in bed with our surveillance agency and their influence clearly impacting the way our super-cops with their super-guns police energy protests, whether or not fracking continues to spread its oily wings appears to be completely out of the hands of citizens.

With the Canadian energy industry in bed with our surveillance agency and their influence clearly impacting the way our super-cops with their super-guns police energy protests, whether or not fracking continues to spread it's oily wings appears to be completely out of the hands of citizens.

In keeping up with our waning attention spans, some pretty ridiculous (read: super cool) guns are popping up in our games.

The kind of super manly, guns a-blazing action hero we fetishize in so many corners of the American church is nowhere to be found on the cross.

"It was like getting hit by a sledgehammer," Dr. John B. Alexander, a retired Army colonel and authority on incapacitating arms, said of a powerful electrical shock he received from a Taser, a kind of super stun gun.