Sentence examples for battlefield fire from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Burke, in a play that became the hit of last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, collected their stories and gave them voice in "Black Watch," a tapestry of battlefield fire and memory that opens on Oct. 23 (with previews beginning Saturday) at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn for a three-week run.

A video of the first battlefield firing of the RAF's long-delayed Brimstone missile is released by the RAF today.

The wounded soldiers were carried off the battlefield under fire, given first aid, brought to a hospital and then interrogated, Nikolyuk said.

The Americans help on battlefield strategy, fire artillery and coordinate airstrikes on enemy targets.

One fighter demonstrates his proficiency at field stripping an AK-47, while others learn how to extract wounded fighters from the battlefield under fire.

Almost alone on the battlefield, he fired three grenades and emptied seven magazines into the Taliban position.

Directed by forward observers and from balloons and aircraft overlooking the battlefield, artillery fired high explosive, gas, or ideally, since the two called for different and even contradictory responses a combination of both.

But in recent years all these places -- along with shopping malls and restaurants and public parks -- have in moments of terror become killing fields as people with often-great mental instability who have access to weapons meant for battlefields open fire on innocent crowds causing mass deaths.

The rider's face, under a Saracen helmet, looks like His Lordship on a battlefield, about to fire somebody.

His proposal includes giving the Police Commissioner the right to bypass the rules and promote a limited number of qualified officers - an idea similar to giving battlefield commissions under fire in wartime.

The first documented battlefield use of fire lances took place in 1132 when Chen Gui used them to defend De'an from attack by the Jurchen Jin.