Sentence examples for Direct line of fire from inspiring English sources
Even Mr. Capellas, who is rarely in the direct line of fire, has been taken aback.
At the moment, that makes little difference to those who are in the direct line of fire.
So what about women like Hannah Johnson, and those who lived in the direct line of fire in the South?
Germany and Russia, which supported France, seem to have dropped out of the administration's direct line of fire.
Life in Gilo is conducted these days behind rows of concrete barriers stretched along streets that are in a direct line of fire from Beit Jala.
Government forces hold an old Turkish fortress on the hill just above here and have a direct line of fire into this district, known as Drenovec.
Though the sprawling institution has underpinned Egypt's state since officers seized power in 1952, taking direct charge between the revolution of 2011 that ousted Hosni Mubarak and Mr Morsi's election in mid-2012, many generals have been wary of exposing their supreme commander to the direct line of political fire.But in March Mr Sisi shuffled the military's 25-member ruling council.
This means not on a stove, not near a fire, not in an over-heated room, in direct line of the sun, outside on a warm day, in a car with the heat on, in the oven, etc.
Much to French disbelief, the Viet Minh had employed direct artillery fire, in which each gun crew does its own artillery spotting (as opposed to indirect fire, in which guns are massed farther away from the target, out of direct line of sight, and rely on a forward artillery spotter).
I feel there is a direct line of transmission.
