Sentence examples for gun status from inspiring English sources

Like several parents I know, she opened up about her gun status after the unspeakable tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School a few weeks ago.

The Virginia Republican, who was given Young Gun status in May 2010, yanked his signature from the anti-tax pledge in January, saying he objects to the pledge's prohibition against eliminating corporate loopholes or government subsidies unless the change in the tax code is revenue-neutral.

I was given the distinct impression that I am the only person on the planet inquiring after others' gun possession status.

"Officers see the guns as status symbols," it said.

Women's organisations, doctors and a handful of politicians know that much more needs to be done to tackle a macho culture aggravated by the role of guns as status symbols.

(A proposal to eliminate the gun-free status of schools, which Trump has voiced broad support for, is also on the slate but a bit more marginal).

The reality is that even Gutfeld is only able to find less than a handful of mass murders where the perpetrator took the gun-free status into account.

Morgan, who justified the policy because of Gun Cave's status as a private club with paid memberships, claimed to be in compliance with federal law, as explained to her by an agent from the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF).

Ian Cameron Swanston, whose 20-year-old brother Dorrie was shot dead in Hulme, Manchester in 1999, also believed some youngsters thought carrying guns gave them "status".

Before you mock the idea of a constitutional amendment, consider that hardly anyone is happy with our unstable status quo: gun enthusiasts fear their rights are under constant threat; gun-control advocates point to the danger of illegal guns and easy access to firearms.

Firearms are potent objects of power; someone who picks up a gun instantly alters his status and relationship to those around him.