Sentence examples for crossfire back from inspiring English sources
If Twitter doesn't turn out to be just the latest political fad (like, say, psychographic polling, or Ron Paul), then it just may be the worst thing to happen to politics and its attending media since a couple of geniuses at CNN dreamed up "Crossfire" back in the 1980s.
He would turn up, foil the villains (mostly 2D henchmen with suspect Russian overdubs), hand out a few tips on "not being dumb" to any kids caught in the crossfire, then report back to permanently flabbergasted boss Pete Thornton.
NEW YORK -– As news broke Friday afternoon that CNN executives were considering bringing back "Crossfire", the conversation on Twitter quickly turned to "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart.
A 29-year-old female bystander was shot in lower back during the crossfire and taken to hospital.
Caught in heavy crossfire, the attack was turned back with heavy losses.
They did not have enough men to advance any further and retreating would put them back into the crossfire.
He was killed in a complex ambush while repeatedly running back into enemy crossfire, dragging his comrades to safety.
"I was actually caught in the crossfire when dog feces were being thrown back and forth".
The doubts cast rightly on the claim that Gaddafi was shot in "crossfire", rather than summarily executed in the back of an ambulance, will be the very least of it, if in a few months' time Libya degenerates into a shooting gallery where old scores are settled.
Others fired back and partygoers were caught in the crossfire as the gun battle spilled into the driveway.
When Frankie comes back in a coffin – having apparently died in crossfire on the dangerous road between Baghdad airport and the Green Zone called "Route Irish" – Fergus uncovers evidence that Frankie was silenced for kicking up a stink about murderous abuse.
