Sentence examples for firing real from inspiring English sources

In the early days of Qaddafi's counterattack, youthful fighters were outraged that the enemy was firing real artillery at them.

And instead of being shown once or twice how to, say, clear a room without firing guns, the Special Forces do it again and again and again, firing real bullets, until every move they might need to make in a Baghdad-type scenario becomes a reflex.

To the sounds of synthetic gunfire, the computers charted their progress with exclamation points: "Long was blown away by Ken's super rocket!" "Nam caught Ken's hand grenade!" Exactly 25 years ago, boys their age were firing real rockets and throwing hand grenades in North Vietnam's final assault on the South.

"Firing real bullets is unacceptable," Abidi said, referring to the uncertainty over whether security forces fired bullets into the crowd.

Tasers aren't a bad invention, and even help save lives in situations where cops would otherwise be firing real guns but they're also too often a crutch for law enforcement.

Marcelo fired Real ahead in the 27th minute at the Bernabéu when he exchanged passes with Ronaldo and blasted the ball past Rubén in the Levante goal.

Cristiano Ronaldo hit back at his critics after a remarkable 35th career hat-trick fired Real Madrid past Wolfsburg in their Champions League quarter-final.

Ronaldo finished top scorer in La Liga in 2013-14 with 31 goals, but was unable to fire Real Madrid to the title, with city rivals Atletico winning the league.

Why? Mainly because, despite its small size, it can fire real bullets at a speed of nearly 300 mph (real speed: 270 mph).

Now, in honor of Imura's work in 3D printing, a CAD designer has created a newer, better gun that could be used to fire real bullets.

I'll probably get fired real quick anyway, because I hear it's a tough gig".