Sentence examples for being fired down from inspiring English sources

We could not see the protest square, but we could hear grenades and heavy guns being fired down into it from a military base on a hill.

In a box on the floor are some tear-gas shells that can be fired down into the yard should there be a riot.

"It seems to me it was fired down," he said.

Technically Michaela should have been fired, down to the naming incident, but clearly the fact she is actually good but made mistakes, saved her.

They were firing down on EAM targets, but we didn't fire back, so as not [to harm] the monument".

Every day, soldiers inside the barracks were firing down on the funeral processions that used the long boulevard from the courthouse to the city's main cemetery, killing more people and generating more funerals, more anger.

Bogar then jumped from the outpost bunker to get close enough to kill insurgents who were firing down upon the men from the village hotel.

During this fight, advancing North Korean troops captured at least a few of the surprised American soldiers, using them as human shields when advancing up the high ground where the rest of the UN force was firing down at them.

At around 7 00 a.m. on the first day of the Australian and New Zealand landings at Anzac Cove, 25 April 1915, elements of the Australian force had pushed through to Lone Pine in an effort to destroy an Ottoman artillery battery that had been firing down upon the landing beach.

So if your potential employer finds out you lied, you're probably not going to be hired and you may even be fired down the road for it.

Shots appeared to have also been fired down a hallway and into a second-floor room, striking Sasan Sadeghpourosko, 22, another resident, in the shoulder and elbow.