Sentence examples for considerable fire from inspiring English sources

Romney has already come under considerable fire from animal rights groups over the Seamus incident.

Having come under considerable fire for slowing Ashcroft's anti-terrorism legislation, Leahy was eager to explain his position.

"I don't view my role as truth-squading," he said, a comment that has drawn considerable fire.

The Bush administration's plan to use federal money to foster healthy marriages among low-income families, first announced two years ago, has drawn considerable fire.

Mr. Lehrer, who had come under considerable fire earlier this summer for reusing previously published work on his blog for The New Yorker, resigned from the magazine.

The joints between the panels are filled with a hard-setting resin compound, giving a smooth seamless surface that has considerable fire resistance.

"There is considerable firing going on outside," one spokesman briefed journalists.

From the midpoint of this division a flaming torch sprang up, spewing out, over a considerable distance, fire, hot coals, and sparks.

Scholastic has deployed its considerable marketing fire power behind the new series, which is tied to a Web-based game (www.the39clues.com) and collectors' cards.

The most considerable Edo fire occurred in 1657, which happened to be the city's bicentennial (though no one seems to have noticed).

The gliders containing the airborne troops of the brigade landed in landing zones P, O, U and R under considerable antiaircraft fire, the landing being made even more difficult due to the presence of a great deal of haze and smoke.