cannons

"During the historical reenactment, actors fired the cannons to simulate a naval battle. "

"At the school festival, they used air cannons to shoot confetti into the crowd. "

"The veterinarian examined the horse's cannons, checking for any signs of swelling or injury. "

"The dog's playful bite hurt my arm; it was like a small cannon bit. "

"The old fort still had cannons pointing out to sea, a reminder of past battles. "

"The basketball player's skillful cannons made the ball bounce perfectly into the hoop. "

""The shortstop on our baseball team has cannons for arms; he can throw the ball all the way to first base without a bounce." "

"The machine shop had several cannons for testing different types of metal alloys. "

"In Chinese chess, the cannons are powerful because they can capture pieces from a distance by jumping over a middleman. "

"The protesters planned to cannon the politician's office with water balloons filled with glitter. "

"The white cannoned off the red onto the pink."

"The tennis ball machine cannons balls across the court, one after another, for practice. "

"The two pool balls cannoned off each other after the break, sending one flying off the table. "

"The trial must proceed according to the canons of law."

"The novels of Jane Austen form a significant cannon of English literature. "

"the entire Shakespeare canon"

"The priest recited the cannons during the solemn High Mass, leading the congregation in prayer. "

"We must proceed according to canon law."

"The professor mentioned the difficulty in compiling a comprehensive index of cannons due to the sheer number of saints recognized throughout history. "

"The new monks carefully studied the cannons to understand the daily routines and obligations of their order. "

"The cathedral employed several cannons who were responsible for leading prayers and managing the church's finances. "

"Pachelbel’s Canon has become very popular."

"While the landowner allowed tenant farmers to cultivate the fields, he still expected his cannons, a yearly payment in grain, as stipulated in the old Roman law agreement. "

"To fully understand the Harry Potter universe, fans often rely on the books and films as the primary cannons, dismissing fan theories that contradict them. "

"a canon of beef or lamb"

"The old printing press still had a drawer labeled "Cannons," containing a font size perfect for displaying important headings or titles, reminiscent of its original use for church canons. "

"The bell ringer checked the cannons of the church bells to ensure they were securely fastened to the support beam before the Sunday service. "

"The experienced pool player aimed carefully and made three cannons in a row. "

"The cannons gathered in the cathedral's hall for their weekly meeting, discussing upcoming services and community outreach. "

"Father Michael, one of the cannons serving at the abbey, led the morning prayer service. "

"The musician carefully tuned the many strings of his cannons before the performance, ensuring each note resonated perfectly. "