Calibre

The soldier cleaned the calibre of his rifle before heading out on a mission.

The gunsmith measured the calibre of the rifle barrel.

The police officer checked the calibre of the suspect's gun.

The shooting range instructor explained the importance of matching the bullet to the calibre of the gun.

The hunter wanted to know the calibre of the shotgun before buying it.

The calibre of a shotgun affects its spread and accuracy.

The packaging company needs to determine the calibre of cardboard necessary to protect the product during shipping.

The singer's calibre was evident in the emotion she conveyed through her performance.

The shipping container's calibre was large enough to hold several cars.

The artist's calibre was recognized with a solo exhibit at the prestigious gallery.

The professor's calibre as an educator was reflected in the success of her students.

The calibre of the bullet determines its stopping power.

The microscope's calibre enabled us to study the different stages of mitosis in cells.

The mug's calibre was perfect for the amount of coffee he wanted to drink.

The calibre of the paper used for origami affects the ease of folding and the final look of the finished product.

The calibre of the ammunition can affect the performance of the firearm.

The binoculars' calibre made it possible to spot the elusive bird in the forest.

The director's calibre was evident in the critical acclaim and box office success of his films.

The magnifying glass' calibre allowed us to see the tiny print in the antique book.

The artist chose a calibre of paper that could withstand heavy ink saturation for her screen print.

The police found a bullet of a different calibre at the crime scene.

The new employee's calibre as a graphic designer impressed her boss.

The magnifying glass has a high calibre for reading small print.

The storage unit's calibre was large enough to accommodate all of his belongings.

The new gun owner researched the appropriate calibre for self-defense before making a purchase.

The calibre of the bullet was clearly visible on the bullet casing.

The drawer's calibre was too small to fit my clothes.

The suitcase's calibre was not enough to fit all my clothes.

The calibre of the precious metal is what determines its value in the market.

The bottle's calibre was wide enough to hold ice cubes.

The size of the bottle's calibre determines how much liquid it can hold.

The powerful telescope's calibre allowed us to observe distant galaxies.

The calibre of the bullet was too large for the gun barrel.

The camera's calibre captured the tiny details in the flower's petals.

The pot's calibre was too big for the amount of soup I wanted to make.

The hunter chose a rifle with a larger calibre for larger game.

Her wealth and connections contributed to her social calibre.

The bucket's calibre was too small to fit all the water he needed to carry.

The printer requires paper of a certain calibre to prevent jams.

The speaker's reputation and calibre drew a large audience.

The calibre of the gold determines its worth in the jewelry industry.

The calibre of the projectile must match the size of the barrel.

The gun manufacturer produced a new calibre of ammunition with improved accuracy.

The calibre of the silver used in this cutlery set is what makes it so special.

The soldier checked his rifle's calibre before heading to the battlefield.

The drawer's calibre was large enough to fit all of his socks and underwear.

The telescope's calibre made it possible to identify the different planets in our solar system.

The telescope's calibre allowed us to see the craters on the moon.

The city's elite was comprised of individuals of great calibre.

The calibre of a firearm is usually marked on the barrel or ammunition.