Sentence examples for facing fire from inspiring English sources

Such is the question facing "Fire in Babylon," which opens in New York Friday.

"You can't do that if you are facing fire from the ground," he said, "because the helicopters are very vulnerable".

The building, designed in association with the Spector Group of North Hills, N.Y., rises near the middle of a three-zone, linear landscape strip: one outer edge is the Great South Bay, facing Fire Island.

And while it is a sadness that the public debate about national security has become quite so entrenched and predictable, my more recent year or two in government has reminded me that when you're facing fire from both sides, you've probably got it about right.

Brownback has been facing fire for his initiative, which includes eliminating a slew of deductions, such as those for charitable giving.

In March, facing fire from Udall and other Democrats, Gardner changed his position on so-called personhood measures, which grant a fertilized egg the same legal protections as a person.

The hero faces fire, flood, vertigo and assorted supernatural entities.

"We faced fire mostly from snipers," he said.

While tuition fees may have grabbed the headlines, Andrew Lansley, the secretary of State for health, has faced fire from almost every quarter over his plans for the NHS.

Holed up in Outpost Restrepo, the Second Platoon faced fire on a daily basis and suffered significant casualties.

When the United States has tried to chase down these terrorists, into what is technically Pakistan, they have faced fire from our supposed ally.