Sentence examples for fire pierce from inspiring English sources

The Soul on Fire Pierce sings of is actually an enduring love that he has every faith in - "Sweetheart, it may not be easy, but we're trying hard to hold on, trying to make it better" - and a modern love song that speaks little of deathbeds and pneumonia.

But after five minutes, grenade blasts and automatic weapon fire pierced the air.

Others come as a shock: the kettledrums that sound like cannon fire; the piercing insistence of a piccolo that seems to have been requisitioned from Napoleon's army.

Bishop dedicated "The Armadillo" ("O falling fire and piercing cry") to Lowell, who in turn wrote "Skunk Hour," ("white stripes, moonstruck eyes' red fire") for Bishop.

Several times most days the siren wail of the fire engine pierces the town as it rushes to the site of another road crash.

To remedy this problem, Crozier has proposed kevlar book covers to prevent the assault rifle fire from piercing the textbooks.

'Falling Into the Fire' a piercing portrait of psychiatry.

These guns could fire armor-piercing shells at a rate of 4 5 per minute.

Both types of guns could fire armor-piercing (AP) and high explosive (HE) shells.

The nights were filled with endless, earth-shaking hammer blows of set-piece explosive thunder; blinding bursts of fire momentarily piercing the suffocating darkness.

Sniper fire that pierced a peaceful Dallas protest Thursday night not only left five police officers dead, but "destroyed a wonderful sense of cohesion" among attendees, according to an eyewitness account. .