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Example sentences for "powder magazine"

  • Then, she pointed out to us the building like a powder magazine, and explained to us in what manner the silver was brought from the mine, and was brought over from the mainland, and was stored here.

  • It was a walled square of building, with a sort of pleasure-ground inside, and inside that again a sunken block like a powder magazine, with a little square trench round it, and steps down to the door.

  • A powder magazine of 218 barrels exploded at Dublin, doing much damage.

  • While the enemy was advancing upon the small fort to the west of the village, a powder magazine exploded, killing many on both sides.

  • Evidently he knew what the cave contained when he said that I was standing on a powder magazine.

  • Do you know you are standing on a powder magazine?

  • Our statesmen are doing their best to put off the evil day, but it is a recognized fact among those in high places that Europe at this moment is sitting on a powder magazine; and, mark you, if war does come it will not be a picnic.

  • He took refuge in a tower used as a powder magazine.

  • The Turks had made use of it as a powder magazine, thinking probably that it was safe from attack.

  • But a powder magazine blew up during the evacuation of the fortress, killing six or seven hundred of the Turkish soldiers.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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