Sentences with phrase «not shrapnel»

«This material used to be part of the star — its not shrapnel, its surface stuff that puffed off before the star exploded,» says Kirshner.

Not exact matches

That I hope I don't get shot; that I don't get hit by shrapnel.
Faith won't protect you from 300mph winds throwing shrapnel through you..
You are embraced, wrapped and protected in His Kevlar Love and you're bullet proof against the shrapnel lies of being not enough or too much.
Young adults or families with young children have completely different tastes to a busy Australian teenager, indicating our beverage habits don't last a lifetime,» Mr Shrapnel said.
I'd love this spray pal so we didn't get shrapnel all over:) It's always a catch 22 - low pressure keeps the bathroom clean but the dipes stay messy.
There is alot of fragmentation involved, much like how a Flak cannon's goal is not to destroy the plane with a direct hit, but to damage its light skin with shrapnel.
An aeroplane operating against armies in the field would, therefore, probably use shrapnel, an explosive shell filled with hundreds of bullets and equipped with a time - fuse in such manner that it can be exploded above bodies of troops on the march, supports, reserves, wagon trains, camps, etc. shrapnel is considered one of the most effective projectiles used in modern warfare, and it does not require a military expert to imagine the havoc it would work on a body of troops en masse.
It must be observed, however, that all such tests have been made from heights of three hundred feet or less, at which range an aeroplane would not have a ghost of a show against machine guns, shrapnel, rapid - fire guns or even rifle fire.
Not gonna lie, I had to google shrapnel
I couldn't believe how it exploded when it hit the ground.It had some great mileage.Pumpkin shrapnel and guts were everywhere.
Bullet casings and shrapnel are probably not the most requested gifts by children whose parents travel for a living, but then most children don't have parents like Anna Neistat and Ole Solvang.
Sure, Micronauts might not have the name recognition of Transformers, but maybe we'll get real robots instead of an indistinguishable tornado of blinding CG shrapnel.
But the train arrived in less than a minute, and the crew did not have time to clear people from the bridge or the bed from the tracks — and when the train struck the bed, its metal parts were turned into flying shrapnel.
Though we can easily blame the shrapnel problem on Takata's poor design and / or neglect, the bottom line is that after nearly three decades, we still can't count on an airbag to be as safe and effective as a simple, three - point seatbelt.
To date, four deaths have been associated with (if not attributed to) shrapnel from airbags manufactured by the same company which sells airbags to nearly every automaker.
That makes good sense, because a tank can explode and not only cause a fire, but also turn into a shrapnel bomb.
I don't see niche - based publishers like Matrix Games and Shrapnel Games disappearing.
Kiefer Sutherland doesn't say much as the camera pans across, showing the shrapnel in Big Boss's head that quite literally looks like a devil horn.
> He may have turned up on nicks previous thread but there was so much shrapnel flying around between denizens that I don't think many people noticed him.
I think you asked me if Betts had got a reply and I said I didn't think so but there was so much shrapnel flying around I was distracted by it.
Having only just now discovered your meaning of the word (and still bemused as to how it is played or its purpose) I still don't understand why my phrase «shrapnel flying» means that I apparently - without even knowing its meaning - had somehow understood the rules of your Climateball game by employing the phrase.
These defects may cause shrapnel and debris to be distributed around the car, or cause the airbag to malfunction and not deploy.
That makes good sense, because a tank can explode and not only cause a fire, but also turn into a shrapnel bomb.
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