Sentence examples for the periscope that from inspiring English sources

Conqueror's commanding officer, Commander Chris Wreford-Brown, called out from the periscope that he could see flashes of orange flame.

He's discovered a great bookstore called the Periscope that imports books from England that he likes—Henry Green, Ronald Firbank, Ivy Compton-Burnett (he used to think Firbank was frivolous but O'Hara persuaded him that he was worth reading).

Unlike the old periscope that would pop out of the water for minutes at a time, Astute's mast breaks cover for just a few seconds.

Paul's campaign team had agreed to an interview, which would be broadcast live on the smartphone app Periscope, that would last between six and eight minutes.

Concern reported among some crew members about the Astute's pioneering periscope, that does not allow officers to look at the surface "live".

Though the launch of Jay-Z's Tidal could boast the most celebrities, it is the new apps Meerkat and Periscope that are more likely to really change our lives in the near future.

Given Twitter has a market cap of over $24bn, and most of Periscope's competitors are not much more than startups, it is Periscope that makes the most potentially lucrative target.

It's an invention by Leonardo da Vinci that is essentially a periscope that reflects the view outside onto a concave disk.

For a private home in Minneapolis, Carpenter transformed a window looking out on a neighbor's fence into a "periscope" that collects its view instead from the sky and the canopy of a nearby tree.

Forests of black metal poles could be seen sprouting out of the crowds: the magnifying periscopes that have become popular at big golf tournaments in recent years.

Gerry McIlroy, wearing a lime green polo shirt and dark Madras shorts, followed his son without the help of a radio, portable television or periscope that helped other fans follow each shot just fine.