Sentence examples for the sidearm of from inspiring English sources

Revolutions with the sidearm of the Internet expose much, not least perfidy.

Ewert, a business consultant who once worked for the Luxembourg stock exchange, worked with Glock for 15 years as Glock's little-known gun became the sidearm of choice for U.S. law enforcement.

Coronary arterial pressure was measured from the sidearm of the coronary cannula and held above 75 mmHg to avoid hypoperfusion prior to ischemia by adjusting the roller pump.

Prior to measurement, approximately 10 ml of cell suspensions were allowed to settle for 25 min in the sidearm of the nephelo flask.

One such man had protruding from his waistband the butt of a Makarov pistol — the standard sidearm of the countries of the former Soviet bloc — but nobody seemed to mind.

Towers, a scout at heart, rattled off the varying attributes of the revamped bullpen: Putz's splitter, Hernandez's curveball, Mickolio's sinker, Mike Hampton's changeup, the sidearm delivery of the rookie left-hander Joe Paterson, and so on.

In the United States and throughout the British Empire, the double-action revolver became, with few exceptions, the police sidearm of choice for more than a century.

Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company produced the pistols most widely used during the American Civil War, and its six-shot single-action.45-calibre Peacemaker model, introduced in 1873, became the most-famous sidearm of the American West.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM: a sidearm??? crowd disasters aren't violent….for the most part….a gun would only trigger more movement in the undesired direction which would probably make the sidearm carrier part of the fluid mass and with a very blue face after his last breath.

The Glock replaced the dagger as sidearm of choice; spears became shotguns.

About 15 mg of darker brown PDCA crystals formed on the walls of the sidearm Erlenmeyer flask, and were collected for HPLC, elemental analysis and NMR.