Cannons example sentences
Related (10): artillery, bombards, guns, howitzers, mortars, muskets, rifles, shotguns, snipers, tanks
"Cannons" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The fortified walls boasted cannons for protection.
- The enemy cannons bombarded the castle for hours.
- The pirate ship loaded its cannons and prepared to fire.
- He could hear the cannons firing across the bay.
- The Civil War battle featured hundreds of cannons firing at the enemy lines.
- The old cannons sat rusting along the fort's walls.
- The Revolutionary War soldiers manned the cannons defending the harbor.
- The noise from the cannons deafened those nearby.
- The orchestra played an overture featuring cannon blasts.
- Cannons boomed to celebrate the new year.
- The men loaded and fired the cannons along the battlements.
- The pirate ship fired a broadside from its cannons.
- The naval warships fired cannonballs at the enemy fleet.
- The townspeople watched as the parade cannons went by.
- The explosion of the cannons shook the ground.
- The drummer boy signaled the fire of the cannons.
- Smoke from the cannons filled the air.
- The crew rammed the cannonballs into the cannons.
- A cannonball ripped through the sail of the ship.
- They marched through town behind their firing cannons.
- The castle's cannons destroyed the army's battering ram.
- Each cannonball impacted with a loud boom.
- The ancient cannons were on display at the museum.
- The drummer boy held his ears at the sound of the cannons.
- The tiny canons fired off miniature cannonballs.
- The military reenactors demonstrated how to load and fire cannons.
- The Civil War battle raged with exploding cannons.
- The ship's crew hugged the sides of the ship during cannon fire.
- Ramrods were used to tamp down the cannonballs and gunpowder.
- The fort's cannons opened fire on the incoming troops.
- Cannonballs flew over the castle walls.
- The sound of the cannons rolling into place sent chills down his spine.
- Firing the cannons left smoke and soot on those nearby.
- Gunpowder smoke surrounded the cannons after each blast.
- The cannons were swabbed with wet rags between each firing.
- The soldiers scurried for cover at every cannon boom.
- They aimed the cannons at the enemy bombardment troops.
- Smoke drifted from the silent cannons on the old schooner.
- The noise of the blasting cannons startled the grazing cattle.
- Cannons blasted away in celebration of the holidays.
- The cannons punctuated the classical music with loud blasts.
- He counted aloud as each cannon was loaded and fired.
- The naval ships lined up their cannons and fired a volley.
- Cannonballs crashed through the fort's wooden railings.
- The old fashioned cannons lay dormant along the dusty parade route.
- Stage cannons used gunpowder to make loud boom sounds.
- The colonists attacked with muskets and cannons.
- The soldiers aimed the cannons and lit the fuses.
- Children flocked to see the plastic toy cannons.
- The pirate crew loaded the cannons with iron cannonballs.
- The loud cannons were a celebration of the new year.
- The sound of the cannons across the bay signaled the attack had begun.
- Wooden cannonballs were used in the children's play cannons.
- The color guard marched past the old cannons in the town square.
- The castle's cannons protected it against invaders.
- The cannons boomed at the start of the race.
- The Revolutionary War soldiers loaded the cannons on the ramparts.
- The cannonballs sailed harmlessly over the infantry's heads.
- The soldiers celebrated the new year by firing their cannons.
- The old ship's cannons now sat in a museum display.