"burning bullets" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a descriptive phrase to refer to bullets that are on fire or emitting flames. Example: The enemy soldiers were caught off guard by the burning bullets raining down on them.
The party itself, which saw celebrity appearances from the likes of Carmelo Anthony (whose support of a development in Brooklyn is being called out), Kendall Jenner, Naomi Campbell and Maxwell, was decorated with images of burning trashcans and bullet-riddled prop cars.
They have flourished despite bullets, poisons, burning of their pups in dens, traps and cyanide guns.
He pulled other soliders clear of the burning wreckage despite a bullet going through his helmet.
Welcome 2 the Bronx founder Ed García Conde criticized the fair as following the footsteps of Macabre Suite, a Bronx art party decorated with burning oil cans and bullet-ridden cars.
Mass arrests continued on streets strewn with burning barricades and spent rubber bullets.
Back once more in Virginia, ragged and starving, down to the last bullet and amid the burning bridges of Appomattox, just 600 of the 3,500 men who left Texas were still standing in uniform when Lee surrendered.
I realised I had made a terrible mistake when I had a burning, searing bullet inside of me, burning up my internal organs.
I realized I had made a terrible mistake when I had a burning, searing bullet inside of me, burning up my internal organs.
We are a nation of young men and middle-aged men and older men who feel burning grievances and have easy access to bullets.
In the deadliest outbreak of violence in the area for decades, the military has been accused of atrocities against the persecuted Rohingya minority, tens of thousands of whom have fled burning villages to neighbouring Bangladesh, many with bullet wounds.
