Sentence examples for into crossfire from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama's economic recovery plan ran into crossfire from his own party in Congress on Thursday, suggesting that quick passage of spending programs and tax cuts could require more time and negotiation than Democrats once hoped.

Anandtech's review of the 5870 suggests that while this is certainly the fastest single GPU solution available today (for gaming and such at least), it's not the leapfrog that was expected, and you can get more performance from putting a couple older cards into crossfire.

In the confused situation, Mercer and Gooderham attempted to escape the advancing enemy but inadvertently ran into crossfire, where Mercer's leg was broken by a bullet.

More than two decades have passed since affirmative action became law, thrusting the issue of racial diversity in the workplace into the open and often into the crossfire.

That has drawn him, at times, into bipartisan crossfire.

Johnnie Langendorff stumbled into the crossfire in a total accident.

Stylists can also be dragged into the crossfire when Mommy and Daddy have different ideas about length.

Being black and being gay, and an aesthete as well, launched Ligon — and us, vicariously, as we contemplate the work — into a crossfire of allurements and compunctions.

He has projected the signature moment of "Taxi Driver" — Robert De Niro saying "You talkin' to me?" to himself — on opposite walls, putting viewers into a crossfire of schizophrenia.

The current Penn State president, Rodney Erickson, stepped fully into the crossfire Wednesday, allowing more than 600 alumni to vent their anger at him in a meeting in Pittsburgh.

Ms. Shahar's e-mail said: "To us, this photograph epitomizes everything tragic about the present violence: Children led into the crossfire by their own parents for publicity purposes.