ricochet造句

Thus ricochet and reverberation enter in.

There is a domino or ricochet effect that is building.

He was wounded in the shoulder by a ricochet.

the constant ricochet of bricks and bottles off police riot shields

in the body free radicals are high-energy particles that ricochet wildly and damage cells.

I sit and watch distant tracers ricochet but the sound is lost in the wind.

Increasingly, an event in one part of the world can quickly ricochet throughout the international system to affect us all.

MF Global's swoon is one of the most dramatic examples of the global ricochet effect caused by Europe's debt crisis.

Police cars *ascend and the relentless echo of gun-fire and screams *ricochet between the burning buildings.

Korkoneas had insisted the killing was an accident, caused by the ricochet of a warning shot that he fired during an altercation with a group of youths.

Finally, I decided to shoot it with my0.22－ caliber rifle, risking the possibility that the shot might ricochet and hit me.

These trends mean that the disruption caused by an outbreak in one part of the world can quickly ricochet throughout the global financial and business systems.

Just as America's recession begins to ebb, trouble is brewing in Europe that may prolong a downturn on the Continent and ricochet through the global economy as it struggles toward a recovery.

We had no ricochet to fear, and though one popped in through the roof of the log-house and out again through the floor, we soon got used to that sort of horse-play and minded it no more than cricket.