Sentence examples for young cannon from inspiring English sources

Australia: Rogers Sailor, Mortlock (Roff 71) Flatley, Tuqiri; Larkham, Gregan (capt); Young, Cannon (Paul 48), Darwin (Baxter 48), Harrison, Sharpe (Giffin 39), Smith (Cockbain 71), Waugh, Lyons.

Amid the carnage, Mr. Todd and Courtney B. Vance, as an F.B.I. agent, are fun to watch, and P. J. Byrne stands out among the young cannon fodder as an amusingly obnoxious womanizer who has an unhappy ending in a massage parlor.

"Maybe with a lot of older people in the neighborhood, some of the younger loose cannons will slow down in their activities".

An articulate young man, Mr. Cannon nonetheless found himself groping during an interview to explain the dark sense that no matter how well you think you may know a person, there are shadowy truths that can explode without reason when, as he put it, "the curtain comes down".

It is coming from adopted behavior, concerns and ideas absorbed from role models and reinterpreted as part of a young girl's cannon of femininity.

But since Little League rules stipulated a team couldn't participate in the Little League World Series unless it had played in a tournament, the young men of Cannon Street were denied their opportunity to play in the championship.

The astronomers, Williamina Fleming Laura King Otazoo), Antonia Maury (Ashley Adelman), Henrietta Swan Leavitt (Alla Illvosa) and a young Annie Jump Cannon (Kaitlyn Huczko) are introduced by male show barkers with top hats and canes calling out their character traits, such as "feisty" for Antonia, rather than their accomplishments.

"It's about war, young men stealing cannons, shooting guns," says New York-based young-adult author Mariah Fredericks.

Outside, amid the clipped lawns and old cannons, young couples smooched in the sun and families ambled around the promontory.

Basically, just like any other phenomena powered by bored young men, potato cannons seem to have had a shelf life and faded away.

Both Calvin Palmer (played by Ice Cube), the struggling small businessman in "Barbershop," and Devon Miles (Mr. Cannon), the young musician in "Drumline," must contend with their share of adversity, including the threat of poverty.