Sentence examples for figures under fire from inspiring English sources

Near the quilts, multiple video screens showed the "BAM" figures under fire, splintering as the bullets made contact.

Mr. Figueiredo exudes pride when talking about his grandfather, and he heaps praise on Mr. Trump, a figure under fire elsewhere in the region.

Other prominent figures come under fire from Schwarz.

ROSE UNDER FIRE By Elizabeth Wein Hyperion, $17.99.

CONDUCT UNDER FIRE, by John A. Glusman.

4.34pm: I missed the opening of the GMB hustings, but, reading the Press Association copy, I see that before John McDonnell made his comment about Margaret Thatcher, another beloved national figure found himself under fire.

After eight bruising weeks in which Bersani's leadership credentials were under fire from figures both in and outside of the PD, the fiasco of the presidential election proved the straw that broke the camel's back.

Lowry has long been a contentious subject for the Tate, which has come under fire from figures including the actor Sir Ian McKellen for only rarely putting its seven Lowry paintings and 16 works on paper on display.

This question seems to be Apple's first pass at figuring out who exactly is under fire.

Staff were told to manipulate appointments at an under-fire hospital so the trust's figures would look better, an admin worker claims.

Housebuilders came under fire this week when figures from the Local Government Association showed that nearly half a million homes in England and Wales have planning permission but are yet to be built, despite Britain's housing shortage.