Sentence examples for gunfire most from inspiring English sources

The girl was the fourth young person to be killed by gunfire, most of which consisted of stray or random shots from Israeli soldiers, in the Gaza Strip this week.

The Syrians determined that the pictures showed "no beating marks, no traces of torture," and that the boy had been killed by gunfire, "most probably by his fellow-terrorists".

Despite the occasional gunfire, most people I know who live in Maré love it and would never want to live anywhere else.

Despite the periodic crackle of gunfire, most people seemed to be going about their business as though nothing much had happened.

With greater range and improved fire control, gunfire from most of the ships on each side could reach most of the ships on the opposite side, making concentration of firepower by a whole fleet feasible and expected.

Their reverie is shattered by the sound of gunfire, and most of them fall to they ground.

After 23 years in the airforce he recognised the sound of gunfire, while most tourists thought it was firecrackers laid on as part of the entertainment and milled around confused or oblivious as the gunman drew in.

On opening night, after gunfire decimated most of the cast, a voice called out from the audience: "Now the director!" Mr. Homoki conceded that this "Seraglio" may be the most "shocking thing" ever to appear on a Berlin stage, but he was quick to defend it.

When the issue is gun homicide―especially in communities of color―there is all too often a default willingness to blame the victim, falsely asserting that those who died by gunfire were most likely involved in criminal activity.

Gunfire rings out most nights.

The moment when McClane runs barefoot across a floor bestrewn with broken glass amid a hail of gunfire is its most distilled expression: the L.A.P.D. is soft, while McClane, a New Yorker, suffers mightily to get the job done.