Sentence examples for two gunners from inspiring English sources

The new rule limited that right to two gunners and forced all other blockers to stay behind the scrimmage line until the ball was kicked.

The merchant steamship, 412 feet long, had 83 crewmen and two gunners on board, according to Lloyd's of London, which compiles information about cargo lost in war.

After his two gunners were wounded, he sent his co-pilot to man the plane's antiaircraft machine guns during the long flight back.

The aircraft had a crew of four, the pilot, a bombardier, and two gunners.

Each cannon would be manned by two gunners, six soldiers, and four artillery officers.

Clan Macwhirter was hit by two torpedoes and sank, killing nine members of the crew and two gunners; 79 sailors survived the sinking.

To hear from his three gunners via intercom, he types "shift-q".

A nervous 18-year-old, Lance-Bombardier Evans, is put in charge of a group of six gunners whose mission is to guard an obsolete weapon.

Sergeant Okutsu crawled to within 30 yards of one enemy emplacement and killed its three gunners by hurling a pair of hand grenades.

You can take over as pilot, co-pilot, navigator, radio operator, engineer or bombardier or as any of the four gunners.

Gilbert Bradley, a young BBC studio assistant, was also a Lower Bar regular, and recalled being picked up there by Sir Paul Latham, a Conservative MP who, in 1941, was found guilty of 12 charges of "disgraceful conduct" towards three gunners in his own regiment.