Sentence examples for blazing shooting from inspiring English sources

The natural light show, caused by Earth passing through space debris from the Swift-Tuttle comet, is characterised by its blazing shooting stars.

There are no blazing shoot-'em-up moments, no melodramatic standoffs, no tragic flameouts.

I just tried to come out this morning all guns blazing and shoot a low one.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski is on a mission, legislative guns blazing, to shoot holes through the Clean Air Act one of our nation's strongest and most successful environmental laws.

Using the.50, Raysik had already single-handedly set two of the vehicles on fire by shooting blazing tracer ammo into the flammable plastic upholstery.

"Blaze could shoot," Orender said, with Blaze nodding in agreement.

The Blazes shoot fireballs like turrets.

With him back on both ends, the Lakers outscored Indiana by 29-23 in the quarter and held the Pacers, who shot a blazing 52.6percentt in the first half, to 40percentt shooting (8 for 20).

His footnotes are full of pleasingly small-scale exultations ("I like the internal rhymes here") and technical explanations ("The shift in slang — from talking about guns as tools to break things to talking about shooting as blazing — matches the shift in tone"); at one point, he pauses to quote a passage from "Book of Rhymes" in which Bradley praises his use of homonyms.

A blaze of light shooting across the Texas sky got people talking, spurring the Federal Aviation Administration to examine stunning police footage.

In their opening-night 29-point loss, the Knicks allowed Philadelphia to shoot a blazing 57percentt.