bowshot's Usage Examples:

archer large degrees of freedom to vary the elevation and direction of his bowshot, but makes it difficult for attackers to harm the archer since there is.

intended in the near future for other races, at present outside the Nazi bowshot.

constructed of tuff and tiling, forty feet high, with 44 strong towers at bowshot intervals.

The Sword Bridge connects the island to a causeway, a bowshot away, which leads to the mainland.

the battle of Neville's Cross and, when the archers were almost within bowshot, earnestly urged the King to send a body of cavalry to charge them in flank.

The nomads used catapults that hurled stones the distance of a bowshot and a half.

extended, deep and broad, That from the highway, where men rode, Was full a bowshot either side.

front of them, withdrawing towards the count of Aumale; they were only a bowshot away when the troops revealed themselves.

can lead to death in a single strike; an unarmed blow to the neck or a bowshot to the eye can be fatal.

on the watch all round the camp at the distance of rather more than a bowshot from the tents.

the exposed oxen, which the Goths had so thoughtlessly brought within bowshot distance from the walls.

tight, dense formations of about 16 ranks each, and were positioned a bowshot length from each other.

distance [ourselves from] innovations regarding Torah and mitzvos as far as a bowshot away.

The towers projected out from the walls and were within bowshot of each other, so that attackers trying to scale the walls were exposed.

Erpingham was ordered to warn the army that it was about to advance to within bowshot of the French.

they caught up with one, he would dive like a water-fowl and come up a bowshot or two distant.

had contests as to how many bison it was possible to kill with just one bowshot.