Sentence examples for comes under fire from inspiring English sources
PAGE A25 EVERGLADES PLAN COMES UNDER FIRE State water managers in Florida began their final review of a proposed $1.34 billion deal in which Florida would buy 181,000 acres of land to help restore the Everglades.
11am A police station comes under fire.
— Real estate industry comes under fire for alleged anticompetitive practices.
The camp itself rarely comes under fire anymore, he said.
Gordon Brown re-shuffles his cabinet as his government comes under fire.
A fiery fireman comes under fire, then gets fired up and opens fire, with firearms.
The length of time taken to negotiate licences also comes under fire.
When a board gets in trouble, the whole board comes under fire.
McVey's clutch bag comes under fire for making her look as though she is heading out "on a date.
But it isn't just Marx who comes under fire in Popper's two-volume work, The Open Society and Its Enemies.
As Planned Parenthood comes under fire, the prospect of possibly losing those services is throwing patients into turmoil.
