Sentence examples for battle firing from inspiring English sources

The riot police conducted a pseudo-military battle, firing dozens of tear gas canisters to hold a line, blocking the path of protesters for more than an hour as they assembled for their march.

There's the scene, in South Carolina, of the Richland County Sheriff Department's Special Response Team conducting a practice gun battle, firing automatic weapons and looking very much like the Navy SEALs in Baghdad.

New to the game is a self-playing harpsichord (Stanley Tucci), who, in battle, fires his ivory keys like darts from a crossbow.

The idea that a compound found in a beverage could be used to battle fires was, apparently, alarming.

To reduce stress and confusion in battle, "fire teams" - the basic Marine combat fighting unit - shrunk from twelve to four during World War II, according to James H. Webb.

As of Sept. 7, the state already has spent $212.6 million to battle fires – not including the additional $12.4 million or money spent fighting the Valley fire, said H.D. Palmer, spokesman for Brown's Department of Finance.

You'll want to battle fire, grass, water, and electric types, for example.

THE angry crowds are back on the streets of Gaza, along with the corpses wrapped in symbols of martyrdom and the militiamen in battle fatigues firing their guns.

They had pulled off a silent Pearl Harbor and won the first battle without firing a shot.

As the field entered the homestretch, Espinoza swung his colt to the outside and battled Firing Line to the finish, defeating him by a length and handing Baffert his first Derby win since 2002.

In 1970, following a boardroom battle, Darryl fired his son (he himself survived at the studio less than a year).