Sentence examples for firepower out from inspiring English sources
"We had enough firepower out there," Bird said.
This is true, but proposals that would have taken some of the firepower out of Lanza's hands won even less support.
Having signed Wales wing Harry Robinson from Cardiff Blues, Easterby added: "We have made it clear for some time that we are looking to strengthen our firepower out wide and with the addition of Michael, and Harry [Robinson], we believe that we will have a very destructive back three in amongst a powerful backline.
For all the political firepower brought out by both sides -- the president, his predecessor and the man who won the popular vote in the last presidential election -- the race for governor was surprisingly lopsided.
BAGHDAD — Under pressure from Iraqi government troops and the American military and with his eye on coming provincial elections, Moktada al-Sadr called on his followers Friday to stop the bloodshed, unite with all Iraqis and focus their firepower on driving out the "occupation forces," meaning the United States military and its foreign allies.
St. Joseph's has the firepower to knock out Oklahoma.
If they use their firepower to bail out private creditors, they will not have enough to fund governments.
Beltran, Delgado and Brian Schneider provided the firepower to bail out the bullpen and starter Mike Pelfrey, who struggled to survive the first inning.
They had a tie with four and a half minutes left in Game 2. Yet they lack the firepower to close out games against an elite defensive team.
Istomin made a final charge, attempting to rebound, but Tsonga held firm, rebuffing his opponent's effort by staring down the barrel of his superior firepower and closing out the match in just under three hours.
Arsenal, of course, have the firepower to dish out another 5-2 hiding like the one they administered at the King Power in September but they will probably have to perform even better to do so, as Leicester have grown tighter while retaining their offensive panache.
