Sentence examples for burning shooting from inspiring English sources

All kinds of weapons and means of killing, burning, shooting, stabbing and destruction have been used.

The wave of mob killings of blacks in the South — by hanging, burning, shooting and torture — started after the end of Reconstruction.

Gotovina, the Hague tribunal's third most wanted man, is accused of murdering at least 150 Serbs by burning, shooting or stabbing in 1995.

But the rebel leaders escaped, breaking their fighters into small groups that continue to ransack town after town in northeastern Congo, hacking, burning, shooting and clubbing to death anyone in their way.

Characteristic clinical symptoms include the feeling of pins and needles; burning, shooting, and/or stabbing pain with or without throbbing; and numbness.

The partnership, which was developed by Pfizer and the American Diabetes Association, aims to increase awareness about the nerve pain that can be a complication of diabetes and cause a burning, shooting pain in the feet or hands.

As dawn broke just outside Baghdad, they woke to find themselves staring at Armageddon, as Mr. Nibley said, with fires burning, helicopters shooting rockets and explosions echoing through the early-morning air.

Parks recalls the ominous atmosphere of rural Alabama in the pages of his diary: "Just a few miles down the road Klansmen are burning and shooting blacks and bombing their churches…[L]ying here in the dark, hunted, I feel death crawling the dusty roads".Whereas Parks was able to return to friendlier climes, the Thornton clan paid heavily for their courage.

Participants had a wide range of neuropathic pain syndromes, with at least two of the following symptoms: allodynia, burning pain, shooting pain, or hyperalgesia.

Painful traumatic trigeminal neuropathy (PTTN) following peripheral nerve trauma is a disabling condition clinically characterized by spontaneous and evoked pain mainly experienced as burning and/or shooting pain [1].

Chronic pain was defined as pain in the surgical area or the ipsilateral arm, present at least 4 days a week, with an intensity of one or more on the four-point verbal rating scale, described as a typical neuropathic pain consisting of burning pain, shooting pain, pain evoked by pressure, and deep blunt pain [17].