fire cannon

And I'm really the only one who can still handle the fire cannon.

He fired cannon at the city and set it on fire.

A single cell failed in one of the fire cannons.

What about firing cannons over the water to make the body rise?

You see, they was firing cannon over the water, trying to make my carcass come to the top.

Care has to be taken when firing cannons to avoid friendly fire.

It has a dragon-shaped head, which can fire cannons through its mouth.

"What they know about using Greek fire cannons would fill the world's smallest book."

That comment drew Antonina's own eyes to the fire cannon.

Soon, it is sailing along the ocean and firing cannons.

"There was a mention of fire cannon in the scrolls.

Rust marks from fired cannon shot are still visible on the rock.

Ousanas paused for a moment, staring at the fire cannon in front of him.

For the first time, through the opening in the rear, she was able to see the destruction wreaked by the fire cannon.

There wasn't much room, with the three-man crew staffing the fire cannon.

"Had we the great fire cannons or were the fireship completed, they would not have dared."

And just in case the track is still too subtle, it closes with the boom of a firing cannon.

If you see any of our ships coming round the headland, start firing cannon: the women will know what that means.

"If we had Murphy mount a fire cannon out the door, we'd have a hell of a gunship."

In reply, tanks fired cannon shells at several houses, witnesses said.

It was the great dream of Bull's life to fire cannon projectiles from the earth's surface directly into outer space.

"A fire cannon - the largest I've ever seen.

The first projectiles fired cannon were the darts and stone shot which had been in use with older weapons.

He was drawing trenches on the ground with a stick while the enemy fired cannons at their forces.

He said that scholars had found a pseudoscientific rationale for firing cannon or guns.