Sentence examples for instant bullets from inspiring English sources
A massive explosion shook the earth, and a great black cloud and fireball erupted; in the same instant, bullets began hitting nearby and all the fighters scrambled for their vehicles or began running; in the confusion, men jumped to avoid being hit.
Recognizing water as a human right is a critical step, but it is not an instant "silver bullet" solution.
The image shows a Spanish Republican militiaman reeling backward at what appears to be the instant a bullet kills him near Córdoba.
The original negatives for some of his classic shots were in the boxes, though not the one for his famous "Falling Soldier," which catches a man at the fatal instant a bullet hits.
Known as "The Falling Soldier," it shows a Spanish Republican militiaman reeling backward at what appears to be the instant a bullet strikes his chest or head on a hillside near Córdoba in 1936.
While there was some initial hope, the negatives did not end up laying to rest a question that has long hovered over Capa's career: whether he staged perhaps his most famous picture and one of the defining images of war, "The Falling Soldier," which shows a Spanish Republican militiaman reeling backward at what appears to be the instant a bullet kills him near Córdoba.
Wayne Lo kills him in an instant with a bullet through the jaw.
In one scene, in fact, a translator is shot with bullets at the very instant the narrator shoots him on film.
The supernatural essence of the legends led to the current pejorative meaning of silver bullet: "a surefire, simple, instant solution to a seemingly intractable problem".
"Without glancing again at Phillips he put the weapon to his right temple and exclaiming, 'Here I go!' sent a bullet into his brain, causing instant death".
