Sentence examples for gunfire sparked from inspiring English sources
Jon Bessette told NBC News the gunfire sparked "pandemonium".
This time last year, gunfire sparked the massive Detwiler fire near Yosemite that took weeks to contain and burned more than 80,000 acres. .
And just as then, a trickle of deaths from police gunfire has sparked simmering anger.
There are no bullet scars here, but 24 hours earlier a disastrous incident led to claims that five Iraqi men died under British gunfire and sparked the later firefight at the police station.
"Do you understand now?" The crackle of gunfire might have sparked consternation in many countries, but in this gang-controlled favela in the north of Rio de Janeiro, the sound was so commonplace that passersby barely broke stride.
Police don't know what sparked the gunfire but it does not appear that the men shot each other.
Unconfirmed rumours that rebels had taken Sirte sparked celebratory gunfire overnight in their stronghold Benghazi.
The death of another black teenager by police gunfire in the heart of Missouri has sparked fresh protests following months of unrest about alleged police racism.
The clashes in Beirut appeared to have been sparked by events in the north, after two anti-Syrian Sunni Muslim clerics died at a checkpoint near Tripoli after an altercation with a soldier at the checkpoint that resulted in gunfire by the soldier.
Although many eyewitnesses and video clips corroborate some details — tear gas was fired by the Army at the start; gunfire came from at least some people on both sides, even if the Army did most of the shooting — there's no clear indication of what sparked the violence.
