Sentence examples for gunshot fires from inspiring English sources

In a video released by police over the weekend, a gunshot fires and Bates says, "Oh, I shot him.

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.

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".

● Potshot: Originally a gunshot fired at an easy target, without regard to style or sportsmanship, in the hope of killing an animal just to fill a cooking pot.

"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.

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

Recently, a single gunshot fired into the air created a panic at a fairgrounds in Monterrey, crushing five people to death and injuring dozens more.

That chase started when the suspects' car sped past police and backfired, a sound the officers reasonably thought was a gunshot fired at them.

The errant gunshot, fired into the crowd amid a fight between other teenagers, ruptured Sakran's trachea, severed his carotid artery and paralyzed his vocal chord.