Marksman sentence example
marksman
- A marksman who has a sniper rifle, blaster pistol, thermal detonator, auto turret dispenser and recon druid.
- Mr Robinson ran his car into a bus queue and was shot by a police marksman.
- He was a champion fencer, horseman and marksman, and did all the things expected of a man of his lineage.
- Tranmere worked hard to stifle the supply to prolific marksman Billy Sharp.
- As the officers finally came close she is said to have " whipped out a hand gun and started shooting likes a trained marksman.Advertisement
- He is a skilled marksman, firing his arrows into the enemy lines at the beginning of any battle.
- Jamaican international Walter Boyd, linked with a summer move to Southampton, is the club's leading marksman with a meager seven goals.
- It delivers a sort of solid feeling to the shoulder which builds confidence, at least to an experienced marksman.
- By contrast, Swansea's top marksman Stuart Roberts has just three strikes to his name.
- The Thanet Times report for the game said that he was " a master marksman " .Advertisement
- I managed to re-qualify for my ATC marksman even tho I already had my RAF marksman at the time.
- They won 4-2, with ace marksman Billy McLeod netting a hat-trick, taking him up to 9 goals.
- But Evans played down concerns over last season's top marksman, who suffered only a minor strain.
- Crofts added a fourth very shortly after when the keeper made another blooper, dropping a catch at the marksman's feet.
- Young turned creator with a corner from the right and the division's leading marksman Marlon King met the set-piece with a thumping header.Advertisement
- But in fact Van Nistelrooy, perhaps more than any other forward in the current game, has worked at becoming a great marksman.
- Southey believed that both Pollard and Collingwood shared the honor of shooting the French marksman but this was always disputed by Pollard.
- Play as four different types of fighters, a marksman, pilot, demolitions specialist and basic grunt unit.
- Seagal is also a reported expert marksman, trained in SWAT (not sure if that's true) and has a black belt in Akido (probably true).
- 0 With the introduction of quick-firing guns it was felt that the layer should have the same control over his gun as a marksman had over his rifle, and this would be Proceedings R.A.Advertisement
- The general result has been to show that a mythological marksman and an impossible bailiff bearing the name of a real family have been joined with confused and distorted reminiscences of the events of 1245-47, in which the names of many real persons have been inserted and many unauthenticated acts attributed to them.
- The story of the skilful marksman who succeeds in striking some small object placed on the head of a man or child is very widely spread: we find it in Denmark (Tokko), Norway (two versions), Iceland, Holstein, on the Rhine, and in England (William of Cloudesley).