Sentence examples for able to fire more from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah is still standing and was able to fire more than 200 missiles on the last day before the cease-fire, and Nasrallah has survived.

The new series of The Apprentice, which began life on BBC2 in 2005, features an expanded cast of 20 contestants in its 12-week run, with Sugar able to fire more than one contestant at the end of each show.

He was ultimately able to fire more than 1,100 rounds in a period of 10 minutes.

Beatty and Hipper's squadrons collided at 09 00 and during the engagement that followed, Lion was left exposed by mis-communication between the ships, which led to engaging the wrong ship, leaving uncovered and so able to fire more accurately.

And since it comes with Hair Trigger Locks, you'll be able to fire guns more quickly.

Would I like to fire more?

"They used to fire more".

Were Las Vegas guns altered to fire more?

Making schools better is always a goal worth striving for, whether it means improving pedagogy itself or being able to fire bad teachers more easily.

With Marbury leading the way with 38 points and 14 assists, the Knicks were able to fire back, providing more sparks than Madison Square Garden had seen this season.

During the war, Hezbollah had been able to fire an average of more than 100 rockets a day, and it claimed "a divine strategic victory" on the grounds that the vaunted IDF had been unable to stop the Katyusha fire.