Sentence examples for that musket from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how many people have been to our museum and come out and said, 'Have you seen that musket ball?' " said Mr. Sivilich, 50, who is a vice president at a health products company.

But the protective hand held-up by the man immediately behind and between Banning Cocq and Ruytenburgh makes clear that the musket is firing.

The enemy were still firing upon us... [until] they discovered they were in danger of being blown up... ...... Rufus Avery believed the attack was called off due to the chance that further musket fire might set off the fort's powder magazine.

Mr. Ferguson broke out an old copy that showed muskets, drums, spurs, medals and torpedoes for sale.

One that replaces muskets and bayonets with keyboards.

So you don't need that many muskets".

See, a "thought exercise" described in an article published by the non-profit Small Wars Journal (co-written by a retired Army colonel and a Civil War historian) tries to figure out what the federal government should do if, say, the frustrated Tea Party gets a little too caffeinated and forgets that their muskets and tricorne hats are supposed to be props.

Why not have laser rifles that resemble muskets or future transportation that resembles the steam trains of the past?

The emphasis on hand-to-hand combat, and the short range of weapons such as the musket, meant that recognition and cohesion was more important than camouflage in combat clothing well into the baroque period.

Or the flintlock musket that he used to subdue wild animals, mutinous porters and hostile tribes.

The same factors that made the musket ineffective for self-defense made it practically useless for hunting.