Sentence examples for gunner shot from inspiring English sources
The ship's aircraft flew missions on 13 and 15 August; during the last of these missions, her Seafires shot down eight of twelve Mitsubishi A6M Zeros while losing one of their own and an Avenger gunner shot down another Japanese aircraft.
The ex-Gunner's shot came back off the post but Oxlade-Chamberlain inadvertently bundled it over the line.
There may have been a hint of fortune about Arsenal's capture of Lacazette, with his move to Atlético Madrid falling through and allowing the Gunners a clear shot at the forward, but he's proven that their loss has been the Premier League side's gain.
He spoke some English and just kept asking, "Why'd they shoot me?" Another time, a machine gunner fired two shots at a motorcycle coming at us in a way that was potentially dangerous.
When one of these vessels had trouble finding a place to anchor, a gunner would fire a shot meant to land harmlessly in the water — the colonial equivalent of air-traffic control.
Three witnesses described how Sergeant Brooks, as the lead vehicle's gunner, fired careful warning shots into the pavement to halt at least two Afghan cars that approached after the suicide bomb attack — shots that they said did not appear to injure the vehicles' occupants.
When the teams met in north London on the opening weekend of the season, the Gunners had 23 shots without scoring and they suffered further frustration as Simon Mignolet single-handedly kept the Black Cats in the game in the first half.
(This includes shot-gunners).
Many cases of gunners getting mixed on number of shots fired before gunner's mate thought of keeping track of them by paper.
It took fully 86 minutes for the Gunners to contrive their first shot on target, a header from the substitute Emmanuel Adebayor.
"Why, the sora rail, a small, chickenlike marsh bird that lofts into the air like a grasshopper, flies like the Wright Brothers and falls like a stone a split instant before gunners loosen the charge of shot that passes, often as not, cleanly over the backs of the birds".
