Sentence examples for counter fire from inspiring English sources

We send our counter fire out and square them away but they are at it again the next day".

Solomon's group is broadly aligned with Counter Fire, a leftist group that split from the Socialist Workers party and which might number 200 at most.

The term "base" is out, "counter fire complex" in – that's the name for the physical place where all those troops who don't constitute boots on the ground are currently quartered in Iraq.

The USS Joyce spotted the German U-boat on its sonar and gravely damaged it with counter fire, forcing it to surface, the AP details.

Adding to the confusion, Chinese reconnaissance teams resorted to sweet musics and dancing to lure the Americans into exposing their positions, and the resulting Chinese counter fire caused the loss of the G Company on the 38th Infantry Regiment's center.

Since then, we've had 150 years of lynchings, segregated water fountains and lunch counters, fire hoses and dogs unleashed on civil rights activists and now, in 2013, new voter registration restrictions aimed directly at African-Americans.

Lee Hughes profited from a quick counter attack to fire home David Pipe's cross, before Dan Bradley headed wide for Alfreton.

That has provoked Israeli counter-fire, which is now in danger of drawing Hamas into a new round against Israel.

"These attacks... attract counter-fire from positions opposite and other directions, which leads unfortunately to repeated civilian casualties and damage for infrastructure," Hug said.

Some 70 per cent of the city was destroyed in the fighting, by Isis suicide bombs and mortars, Kurdish counter-fire, and US air strikes using 500lb and 2,000lb bombs to smash Isis positions.

Not allowing the use of cluster munitions will increase risk to coalition forces engaged in combat from enemy counter-fire, reduce responsiveness, decrease the number of different targets that can be attacked within a specified timeframe, and will substantially increase risks of collateral damage by requiring usage of a greater number of large, unitary warheads to accomplish the same mission.