Sentence examples for which can fire from inspiring English sources
The Iranian channel's report focused on Israel's fleet of German-made Dolphin submarines, which can fire nuclear missiles.
Israel already has three of the German-made "Dolphin" submarines, which can fire nuclear missiles, and two more are currently being built.
The soldiers kept the rare pistol, which can fire bullets automatically, with two AK-47s found in the farmhouse, he said.
The video purportedly shows the fighters from the Islamist group Ahrar al-Sham firing a 130mm towed field gun - which can fire bullets nearly 17 miles - at the Hmeymim air base near Latakia on Syria's Mediterranean coast.
WET makes five standard sizes — NanoShooters, which have a range of up to six feet; MicroShooters, which can go up to sixty feet; SuperShooters, a hundred and twenty feet; HyperShooters, two hundred and forty feet; and XtreamShooters, which can fire water five hundred feet into the air.
A true AK-47, which can fire "fully automatic" like a machine gun, is classified as an assault weapon under Massachusetts as well as federal law, and a state permit would be difficult if not impossible to obtain, Mr. Harshbarger said, while a semiautomatic rifle (one shot per trigger pull) modeled after an AK-47 might be permissible.
Unlike Pandora, which you can fire and forget, Spotify requires attention as users have to pick what to hear next when their current song, album, or playlists ends.
"[C]ities that have instituted strict guidelines on circumstances in which officers can fire their guns have seen a significant drop in the number of police shootings of civilians," according to researchers.* The prevalent focus in officer training and departmental policy on officer safety above all else can be balanced with an emphasis on citizen safety.
The intention includes a small gun, which the aviator can fire in a moment of danger by pulling a string.
Moreover, hardly noticed, from 6 April, the period during which an employer can fire you without recourse to an industrial tribunal, went up from one to two years.
Newly hired superintendents must serve a six-month probationary period during which the building can fire them, but after that, the union contract ensures that they are not fired arbitrarily.
