Sentence examples for could be gunned from inspiring English sources
On the other hand she could be gunned down any minute by Dolores. Lee Sizemore is standing in an empty cold store wondering what happened to a platoon of decommissioned hosts.
Sure, you could argue that the Taco Bell incident is an argument for gun control, but in Texas entire communities could be gunned down without anyone in authority suggesting that it might be a good idea to have fewer loaded weapons around.
What was much more important, though, was a kind of recognition that I managed to formulate many years later in "Fiasco": "I grasped the simple secret of the universe that had been disclosed to me: I could be gunned down anywhere, at any time".
Many protesters, however, blamed Putin for at least creating the atmosphere in which an opposition leader could be gunned down in the shadow of the Kremlin.
Because if Alison Parker, who is my age, and doing the same work I'm doing -- telling local stories of local people in what she thought was a small, safe little town, trying to make a name for herself in a field that we share a passion for -- could be gunned down in broad daylight, then why should I feel safe?
"Tomorrow it could be a gun".
It could be a gun, or a boom microphone.
Radically and unabashedly lyrical, polymorphously sexual, phantasmagoric, finely wrought and peculiar, "Forgetting Elena" showed me that beauty could be a gun.
As with cars, we could be making guns as safe as possible.
At 0 15 there's the object in the lower right hand corner that looks like it could be a gun.
