Sentence examples for weapons terminology from inspiring English sources
War buffs complained about inaccuracies in Mr. Hassel's military and weapons terminology.
All one has to do is observe the painful public struggles of journalists to employ terminology like "automatic weapon," "machine gun," "assault rifle," or "clip" in meaningful ways not supplied by Hollywood.
As noted before, the change in terminology for these new weapons during the Song period were gradual.
Eventually, perishable bamboo was replaced with hollow tubes of cast iron, and so too did the terminology of this new weapon change, from 'fire-spear'huohuo qiang') to 'fire-tube'huohuo tong').
When men talk about war, the stories and terminology vary it's this battle, these weapons, this terrain.
Understandably, to assist us in this fool's errand, we've created terminology for every kind of club-ready weapon or beach-side bliss-out you'll ever hear.
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There he discovers a globe-threatening weapon; converts to Bokononism, the local faith; and finds — to use Vonnegut's amusing Bokononist terminology — his zah-ma-ki-bo, his destiny.
Caspar W. Weinberger, defense secretary under Ronald Reagan, said: "If people are looking for an excuse for inaction, they can say, 'We must have positive proof that Iraq has chemical and biological weapons or even nuclear weapons.' But the only real proof that we can really expect under this terminology is if we are attacked".
The terminology is revealing.
