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Meanings of carried guns in English
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Usage of carried guns in English
1
Maybe Northside sheriffs carried magic potions the way ordinary sheriffs carried guns.
2
They all carried guns, but there were no mounted men, or cannon.
3
All five of them carried guns large enough to disable Cylons.
4
Most of them carried guns, the others revolvers and long ice-hooks.
5
Black porters were engaged, and twenty men he called his soldiers carried guns.
6
Passengers, in those days, and in that country, carried guns.
7
The whole party were armed to the teeth, and carried guns, shields, and revolvers.
8
Nevertheless, though half the men carried guns, no man fired.
9
Two of them carried guns, and each of them had a knife in his belt.
10
They all carried guns mounted upon slides, which ran fore and aft between the men.
11
What've we carried guns up here for, if we can't defend ourselves in a pinch?
12
A handful of demonstrators carried guns, which state law permits, and police quickly broke up one scuffle.
13
They wore an air of sober responsibility; they carried guns, and looked to neither right nor left.
14
And most of these improvised soldiers carried guns, probably carbines and old muskets of the National Guard.
15
Some of the peasants carried guns over their shoulders, and looked as if accustomed to use them.
16
They were of 1,500 tons burden, had four decks, and carried guns.
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