Bubonic plague broke out among the besiegers, who abandoned the siege after catapulting some of their dead into the city.
It is noisy and hazardous, with tons of heavy metal catapulting off the heaving deck and back on again.
A fleet of specially designed flying boats should be available in the course of 1938, and the possibilities of catapulting long-range flying boats are being actively investigated.
The first test for the flying sequences involved simply catapulting a crash test dummy out of a cannon.
The album was certified gold, making him widely known and catapulting his career to new heights, and eventually leading sales to platinum status.
The album sold 15 million copies worldwide, catapulting the band to become one of the biggest rock bands of the turn of the century.
Transport in the game is fulfilled by a manner of catapulting.
Robins became a fan-favourite catapulting them up the league from relegation battlers to true play-off contenders all in the short time that he had been at the club.
