Sentence examples for war gun from inspiring English sources

As an adolescent, he often stumbled across abandoned corpses, victims of civil war gun battles or famine and disease.

The beginning and end of the silence was marked with the firing of a round by the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery, using a 13-pounder First World War gun.

Royals, political leaders and veterans assembled around the memorial in Whitehall to mark a two-minute silence at 11am, marked at its beginning and end by the firing of a 13-pounder First World War gun.

On the first stroke of Big Ben at 11am, a shot fired from a first world war gun at nearby Horse Guards Parade signalled the start of the two-minute silence.

El Turó de la Rovira (free) is a civil war gun emplacement on a hill near Park Güell and once you've recovered from the climb you can look out across the city to the sea, up the coast towards France and back to the Pyrenees.

During the Second World War, gun batteries were built on the island.

Within two or three days all was quiet.In this section In Nigeria, who pays wins Reggae rage in Mauritius Nice words, pity about the war Gun-free dream No aid yet for Saddam's foes They're back, but are they welcome?

"It demonstrates that Britain's neutrality was, in reality, a complete sham," said Dr Graham, the author of a major book on the Civil War gun-runners, Clyde Built: The Blockade Runners of the American Civil War.

Wary security officials, muttering into walkie-talkies, kept the gawpers at bay as they were shepherded round the sights.In this section In Nigeria, who pays wins Reggae rage in Mauritius Nice words, pity about the war Gun-free dream No aid yet for Saddam's foes They're back, but are they welcome?

The weakest part of "War, Guns, and Votes" occurs when Collier turns prescriptive.

After 20 years of war, guns are more common than books, and it is easy to forget that Afghanistan has a rich cultural tradition.