Sentences with word «markswoman»
It urges gun safety and pays its bills; and, while some may accuse it of paternalism, it recognizes a crack markswoman as quickly as her competitors do.
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A few famous folks who come from Ohio include astronaut Neil Armstrong, singer and actress Doris Day, former president James Garfield, markswoman Annie Oakley, and feminist Gloria Steinem.
She is also an expert markswoman, assassin, and martial artist, but has a crippling fear of chickens (Read all about it in Deadpool Volume 3, Issue # 17).
Book DescriptionAnnie Oakley was without a doubt the greatest markswoman who ever lived.
The elite markswoman is of course never without her weapon, and so she gently holds her sniper rifle in front of her with one hand.
She divided her time equally between her mother who taught her how to sew and rummage, her father who taught her how to hunt and become an excellent markswoman, and her older sister who tried desperately to use Paula's small fingers as a key to open up the locked cupboard doors with chocolate behind them to no avail.
She started out as a mercenary but is now a member of the X-Men and uses her awesome athletic abilities and formidable skills as a markswoman for good.