In his effort to stay alive and kill as many enemies as he can — the supply seems inexhaustible — Victor pinballs across Europe, providing the opportunity for gunfights, stabbings, and explosions, along with much macho sarcasm.
"They are not looking for a gunfight.
That's the industry term for a gunfight (we only shoot blanks, of course).
"You'd have to believe he paid someone to fire at a car in front of him, knowing the potentiality for a gunfight.
The egghead Eastern lawyer who lacks the skills or stomach for a gunfight is contrasted with the tough Western rancher and ace shot who has no patience for book learnin'.
Meredith Davis, a spokeswoman with ATF, tells KCAL9-TV the two suspects were each armed with a long gun and a handgun and were wearing tactical-style clothing "loaded with magazines for a gunfight".
The village's wide main street, aptly called Broadway, is now lined with a few restaurants, art galleries and a melancholy Laundromat, but it still seems perfectly suited for a gunfight over a poorly dealt hand of cards.
Not nearly tough enough, many fans responded on websites: they had hoped for a gunfight between the feuding Grundy brothers, the death in childbirth of the dismal organic shop owner Helen, a conflagration at the Bull pub, or at least a mass outbreak of winter vomiting virus during Linda Snell's pantomime.
"Unfortunately Mr. Hutchinson was more prepared for a gunfight". .
When HBO applied for a permit to shoot three days and nights of gunfight scenes for the show in a county preserve, the South Mountain Reservation, County Executive James W. Treffinger and Sheriff Armando Fontoura found it an offer they could easily refuse.
