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"fired them into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in a metaphorical sense to describe someone's actions or words having a strong and immediate impact on others. For example: - The motivational speaker fired the crowd into a frenzy with her powerful words. - The coach fired the team into action with a rousing halftime speech. - The artist's new painting fired the art world into a heated debate about its meaning. - The politician's scandalous remarks fired the opposition into a fierce attack against him.
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The Highlanders enjoyed the better start to the game when Miles Storey fired them into the lead after six minutes.
As the Farley began to search for the missing boat, Watson grabbed several flares, went to a bridge wing, and fired them into the air.
Later, in the civil war that followed the Soviet-backed Afghan government's collapse, various factions fired them into cities as well.
Harry Arter fired them into an early lead with a 25-yard thunderbolt but Bruno Manga powered in a header to equalise in the second half.
Sociedad had not lost this fixture since March 2012 and they seemed well placed again when David Zurutuza fired them into a 16th-minute lead.
France began to dominate possession and were rewarded for their superior creativity when Mbappé fired them into a 40th-minute lead.
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Can he?... 10.48pm GMT The fourth kicks: Everyone's firing them into the top right!
"The Army is still using older weapons and firing them into heavily populated areas," Mr. Goose said.
Among the postings prompting Ms Ford to take legal action was one sarcastically accusing her of "strapping babies to rockets and firing them into South Lebanon".
The controversial childcare guru Gina Ford obliged the site Mumsnet to apologise and pay her legal costs, after bloggers had alleged, among other accusations, that she had been "strapping babies to rockets and firing them into south Lebanon".
Several other videos posted by the Independent Omar al Farouq Brigade also show the man known as Abu Sakkar, wearing the same jacket as in the mutilation video, loading rockets into an improvised rocket launcher before apparently firing them into Lebanon at Shi'a villages in the Bekaa Valley.
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