Sentence examples for crossfire where from inspiring English sources

The daughter of the family was killed in the crossfire where her cross now lays.

In the confused situation, Mercer and Gooderham attempted to escape the advancing enemy but inadvertently ran into crossfire, where Mercer's leg was broken by a bullet.

Between rounds, however, there is a period called crossfire, where each speaker in the round is allowed to question the other speakers.

I am a co-host of CNN's "Crossfire," where I frequently criticize Mr. Bush's policies.

Mrs. Cheney says she still stands by every word she ever said -- whether against trigger locks or in defense of fur coats -- on "Crossfire," where she argued the conservative viewpoint until 1998.

Mr. Carlson, a former co-host of a show on CNN, "Crossfire," where the interruption of others was a part of the formula, started The Daily Caller in early 2010 to publish political news and commentary, frequently through a conservative prism.

Aiming to create a trap for Norreys' army, the Spanish had smoothed the ground on their right in order to funnel English units and draw Norrey's troops into an engagement area where a crossfire effect could be created.

Madaya is one of several towns where the crossfire of Syria's civil war has made the delivery of routine supplies nearly impossible, leaving people short of necessities such as food and medicine.

Mr. LaPierre's simplistic slogan about stopping a bad guy with a gun ignores the reality that mass shootings are usually scenes of mayhem and crossfire, not a movie lot where a hero stops bad guys in their tracks.

He returns lifeless and smothered in blood, caught in the crossfire of sectarian violence, which is where this taut and somewhat unforgiving drama gets its fire.

He was caught in the crossfire, and was rushed to hospital, where a surgeon managed to remove three of the four bullets lodged in his arm.