How To Use crosshairs In A Sentence
- I know you can get "modded" controllers, that from what I've seen on youtube, basically replaces your small crosshairs with a great big box in the middle of the screen. Army Rumour Service
- The process required teams to coordinate with each other from opposite sides of the canyon, with a rodman, or rigger, perched on one wall holding a fifteen-foot pole with a flag at one end—used to probe to the back of the caves perforating the rock—while a surveyor across the river fixed him in the crosshairs of his camera-equipped theodolite. Colossus
- If the image is not coplanar with the crosshairs (that is the image is either in front of or behind the crosshairs), then putting your eye at different points behind the ocular causes the crosshairs to appear to be at different points on the target. How Many Groups is Enough?
- Other Customs agents have put corruption in the crosshairs only to find they were firing blanks.
- On the catwalk Lester moved around from the off side, sat back against the tank, put the crosshairs on Billy's left earhole and with no more forethought than you'd give a dumpster rat touched off a 125 grain copper point that made hardly a mark going in and removed the offside of his skull coming out. The Warden
- They did the biometric thing to me (i.e. thumbprints and photo) and I'm alive, so I guess it went well - though Uncle Sam now has me in his crosshairs.
- It put gunsight crosshairs on Democratic districts including Giffords' own in southern Arizona. Palin Accuses Critics of 'Blood Libel' After Arizona Shooting
- It also came out that she was one of the 20 candidates "targeted" for removal by Sarah Palin, the term targeted being literal as Palin had a campaign map with bull's eyes over the targeted districts and then cross hairs over the actual candidates pictures; her campaign's later assertion on the Tammy Bruce show Monday, January 10, 2011 that these were "surveyor" symbols and that the graphic was "farmed out" and they didn't see them as "crosshairs" is so disingenuous coming from a campaign of a woman who shoots wolves from a plane using a what?... rifle, is simply beyond the pale. Charles Karel Bouley: Tucson: In the Blame Game, We All Lose
- Its crosshairs moved independently of the image so they ended up cockeyed instead of centered.
- I sit up straight, heart beating ninety miles an hour, images running through my mind of how that big booner will look in my crosshairs! New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman
