Sentence examples for gunshot fired from inspiring English sources

A military-ordered autopsy that evening concluded that Mr. Allende died of a gunshot fired at close range "that could have been fired by himself".

In the revision, Ms. Close's character and her paramour, played by Michael Douglas, have a violent struggle in which she is nearly drowned in a bathtub and is finally dispatched by a gunshot fired by his wife (Anne Archer).

The Tucson police have long sought to speak with Mr. Malvo about the March 19 , 2002 death of Jerry Taylor, 60, who died from a single gunshot fired from long range as he practiced chip shots on a golf course.

As club-related crime made headlines in early December with a gunshot fired into the air and multiple stabbings, city leaders are considering a special law that would institute tighter controls on dance clubs throughout the city.

"There's a little piece of paper attached to your program, but I have still been asked to say there will be a gunshot fired — a blank, of course," the composer John Corigliano announced from the Carnegie Hall stage on Saturday night.

As the song's tempo increased, he clutched his stomach as a gunshot fired and blood spread across his torso.

A gunshot fires off every six hours as a way to call attention to the fact that a woman is murdered every six hours in South Africa in an installation Roulette by the artist Gabrielle Goliath.

Those gunshots fired in anger, though, were auguries.

He said he heard at least 30 gunshots fired after the shooting started around 10 25 a.m.

"Defense would have you believe that the number of gunshots fired is irrelevant," he said.

That prompted fireworks, dancing in the streets and a symphony of car-honking and gunshots fired in the air.