Projectile

A rocket is a type of projectile used to explore space.

The fighter pilot fired a projectile at the enemy aircraft.

The projectile on the tree branch made it difficult to cut.

The construction worker used a projectile nail gun to fasten the boards together.

Her constant criticism of others could be seen as a form of projectile behavior.

The slingshot is designed to shoot a projectile using rubber bands.

The defense contractor developed a new type of projectile with advanced tracking technology.

The projectile on the old building was a remnant of its original architecture.

The draftsperson created a precise projectile of the machine parts to share with the manufacturer.

The projectile on the back of the skull is where the neck muscles attach.

The projectile on the bow of the ship is used to anchor it in place.

The architect drew a projectile of the building to present it to the client.

The football player kicked the projectile ball towards the goal.

The scientist designed a projectile to study the effects of impact on different surfaces.

The draftsman created a projectile of the floor plan to show the layout of the rooms and the placement of the furniture.

The projectile was launched with such force that it could travel long distances.

The basketball player's jump shot could be analyzed using the principles of projectile motion.

The dentist noted a small projectile on the patient's maxillary bone.

The car's aerodynamic design includes a projectile rear spoiler.

The rocket contained a projectile that was able to hit the target with precision.

The scientists were testing the trajectory of the projectile fired from the cannon.

The projectile on the humerus allows for the attachment of the shoulder muscles.

The military strategist used projectile calculations to determine the optimal trajectory for a missile strike.

The hunter used a projectile weapon to kill the deer.

The soldier loaded his gun with a projectile bullet.

The scientist drew a projectile of the chemical structure to help explain how the molecules interacted.

The archer aimed his projectile arrow at the target.

The archer aimed at the target, taking into account the projectile path of the arrow.

The roller coaster's design was based on the principles of projectile motion.

The physicist conducted an experiment to study the effect of air resistance on projectile motion.

The projectile caused significant damage to the target when it struck it.

The fashion designer used a projectile to show the measurements and angles of the clothing pieces in their collection.

The student used the projectile formula to solve the homework problem.

The engineers were studying the aerodynamics of the projectile to improve its performance.

The rocket's projectile fins provide stability during flight.

The projectile missile was aimed at the enemy's camp.

The detective used the concept of projectile motion to determine the trajectory of a bullet at a crime scene.

The climber calculated the projectile path of their rock climb before attempting it.

The engineer used the principles of projectile motion to design a new type of roller coaster.

The landscaper drew a projectile of the garden layout to show the client before starting the work.

The machinist used a projectile to show the dimensions and angles of the metal parts in their machine design.

The engineer drew a projectile of the machine parts to show the assembly instructions to the factory workers.

The fashion designer made a projectile of the clothing design to show the seamstress.

The architect drew a projectile of the building's facade to show the dimensions of the windows and doors.

The cartographer created a projectile of the map to show the topography and elevation of the terrain.

He accused her of using him as a projectile for her own insecurities.

The projectile of the building's facade creates a striking visual effect.

The mountain's projectile shape was the result of thousands of years of erosion.

The projectile on the turtle's shell helps to protect it from predators.

The projectile on the ribcage protects vital organs.