Sentence examples for face gun from inspiring English sources
My Facebook timeline looks as if someone took a Nick Bilton's face gun and shot up my screen in a digital drive-by.
A1 Prosecutor Defends Actions The federal prosecutor who has been accused of ordering John Muhammad taken to court to face gun charges in the middle of an interrogation, defended his actions, saying that he was following the law.
A Good Samaritan who shot a pit bull that was mauling an 11-year-old boy in Washington, D.C., on Sunday could face gun charges, WJLA reports.
Though some defendants also face gun and theft charges, federal prosecutors, to prove conspiracy, will need to show only that the defendants interfered with the work of federal employees.
They are hoping to extend their platform to other black and brown teens in surrounding areas, like Miami's Liberty City, who face gun violence on a more regular basis.
"Those who face gun violence on a level that we have only just glimpsed from our gated communities have never had their voices heard in their entire lives the way that we have in these few weeks alone," González noted.
BANGKOK — Viktor Bout, a Russian businessman who is expected to face gun-running charges in the United States following his extradition from Thailand, expressed confidence on Friday that he would ultimately be exonerated.
After Mr. Burress accidentally shot himself in the thigh at a Midtown nightclub in November 2008, his lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, brokered a deal with prosecutors: the football star would turn himself in to face gun-possession charges and be freed immediately as long as he agreed to post $10,000 cash within three days.
And we want the foreign forces to leave our villages, to leave our towns and homes, we don't want our civilians to face guns any more.
Banners are waved in your face, guns are thrust in your ribs, grinning flat-footed gangs of citizens, all mouthing the same bilge, push you and threaten to educate you by cutting your throat.
Outside the polls you may face gun-toting Trump supporters or poll watchers.
