Sentence examples for brave under fire from inspiring English sources
Although a first-person animal narrator asks a lot of the reader, Joey's voice — unsentimental and brave under fire — amplifies the emotional impact of the story.
ROSE UNDER FIRE By Elizabeth Wein Hyperion, $17.99.
CONDUCT UNDER FIRE, by John A. Glusman.
Their victories often owed more to traditional soldiering skills, with brave infantrymen shooting and moving under fire.
In the same way the so-called 'Feminazis' are receiving abuse for their valiant efforts to achieve gender equality, Kovalenski – and other brave people with a disability – are coming under fire because it's easy.
The other four were plenty courageous, braving grave danger, landing on the beaches, rescuing comrades under fire, fetching ammunition for others, and so on, yet they failed to fire their weapons... Similarly, it has been calculated that during the Vietnam War, U.S. soldiers fired more than fifty thousand bullets for every enemy soldier killed.
Not all of these men have proved to be brave; in eastern Libya, journalists watched as many of them fled under fire, again and again.
Coach Erik Spoelstra was under fire.
Democrats also come under fire.
Was he really under fire?
