Sentence examples for begin to shoot from from inspiring English sources

Wearing a short-sleeved shirt she gazes at her splayed fingers on one hand as small zigzags of lightening begin to shoot from their tips.

But flames suddenly began to shoot from the back of the McLaren, forcing Hakkinen out of the race.

"The second act had begun when people in masks wearing camouflage ran onto the stage, began to shoot from machine guns and then told people, 'Don't you understand what's going on?' " one unidentified woman who escaped the hall told NTV. "They allowed Georgians to go out.

Then they begin to shoot the scene.

The faithful had risen, to offer the dawn prayer, a number of witnesses said, when the army and police began to shoot tear gas from behind them, as they faced to the east.

Itza archers began to shoot at the invaders from the canoes.

As a result several of the films had to be "mutilated," as Mr. Mojica put it, in order to be released; one was prohibited, and an injunction prevented him from even beginning to shoot another.

He began to shoot.

Then Kirkwood began to shoot.

They began to shoot at random.

In the '80s, it began to shoot up.