Sentence examples for frequently fired from inspiring English sources

Confederate artillery frequently fired at them.

Militants have frequently fired such rockets from Gaza into Israel.

Spain occasionally delighted the fans with its tight, short-passing sequences but frequently fired shots over the crossbar.

The police in the region frequently fired upon protesting youths who threw stones, killing about 120 young boys that year alone.

Palestinian gunmen have frequently fired on Israeli soldiers and settlers on the road in and out of the settlement, but they had not been able to get inside the seaside enclave, where Israeli soldiers guard about 300 settlers.

Militants have staged multiple attacks on a pipeline delivering gas from Egypt to Israel, frequently fired rockets into the Jewish state and have across the border and killed Israelis.

Ill-trained recruits have proved trigger-happy, frequently firing on unarmed demonstrators.

Additionally, he said, airlines are now frequently "firing out short-duration sales" on fares for certain routes, mostly to fill seats on off-peak business travel days.

(This violates Rule No. 1 from a recent Wall Street Journal article on N.F.L. ownership: meddle modestly. Jones has also violated the Journal's rule against frequently firing employees: the Cowboys have had five coaches since 1999).

Nigerian security forces frequently fire on and kill civilians, later claiming that the victims were Boko Haram members or that the dead were actually killed by the sect.

The fact that insurgents frequently fire from residential areas is never mentioned.