She had been caught in the crossfire — shot through the heart by a family member who was in a gang.
Caught in a sharp through irregular crossfire from the hill and the opposite bank of the river, the whites were in a dangerous position.
Many paperless solutions are stuck in the crossfire of corporate interests: a war carried out through patents, opaque technical standards, and so called digital rights management (DRM).
Meanwhile, a couple of slipped lines – and one slipped stick – give Andy Gray an excuse to make a dig at the part-time nature of DJ Grant Stott's acting career, for Stott to counter with a quip about Gray's three-year absence from this panto ("I've been all over the world – and Glasgow") and for Allan Stewart, the most natural of dames, to keep the banter going through the crossfire.
Prior to launch day, MG wrote another article, this one focusing on the FCC investigation against Apple, and marveled at how GPush cut through the crossfire.
Take turns running through the crossfire.
The crossfire is intense, so penetrate through enemy territory by bombing through the press, and use your strong weapons -- your Big Guns -- to drive to the hole.
KIRYAT SHMONA, Israel — This city is one of Israel's smallest, a hardscrabble place with a population of 23,000 that is less than two miles from the Lebanese border and through the decades has repeatedly found itself caught in the crossfire of Arab-Israeli strife.
The hectic crossfire of glances sneaked and dodged in that cramped space, as Celine seduces Jesse through Kath Bloom's lyrics – that indelible flurry of glances – is exactly what we grown-up incurable romantics have instead of lightsaber battles.
Through the character of Olunde, it raises the dilemma of being caught in the crossfire between rival traditions.
