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Discover Ludwig"gunfire rang out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the sound of guns being fired, often in a chaotic or threatening situation. Here is an example: As the sun set over the horizon, the silence of the peaceful town was shattered by the sound of gunfire ringing out. Residents rushed to their windows, fear and confusion growing as they tried to pinpoint the source of the shots.
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Gunfire rang out from multiple directions.
Gunfire rang out, some from automatic weapons.
Celebratory gunfire rang out across Gaza.
Sporadic gunfire rang out for over an hour.
At midday today, gunfire rang out in his neighborhood.
Gunfire rang out in the main city, Mingora, where armed Taliban reappeared on the streets.
When gunfire rang out, George, a former Marine, instinctively tried to shield his wife.
Gunfire rang out as he turned east on the boulevard, the police said.
Gunfire rang out in the districts of Waa and Bab Sbaa, among others.
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Obviously there are no warlords in California, no gunfire ringing out during the day or night, no looting, no problem in going about one's daily life.
Occasional bursts of automatic gunfire ring out during the night.
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