Sentence examples for introducing a gun from inspiring English sources

These are expressed with an inarticulacy that is as conspicuously crafted as the inclusion of that old plot device: introducing a gun in the middle of the play.

I might complain that Ives did the equivalent of introducing a gun in the first act and not firing it in the third (surely at some point Dancy deserved a good spanking).

As lawmakers in Hartford prepare to introduce a gun control package, some Republicans have expressed frustration at what little information investigators have revealed about the case.

This article has been updated to include that Reid will introduce a gun amendment on Thursday.

If you introduce a gun in act one, by golly you better fire it off in act three.

And research shows that once you introduce a gun, a perpetrator of a different race, bad lighting, and police interference, the risk of misidentifying someone rises considerably.

"The NRA today in its approach will be irrelevant, because it can't be a credible and constructive participant in this debate if it says the only acceptable solution is armed guards in schools," Blumenthal said at a press conference with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif ., who plans to introD-Calif .n control bill next congressional session.

Ms. Moskowitz also introduced a gun-control bill last fall that competed directly with one by Councilman David Yassky of Brooklyn.

Although Mr. White said the shooting was accidental, prosecutors said he had kept an arsenal of weapons in his house in preparation for such a confrontation and had acted rashly by introducing a loaded gun into a teenager's argument instead of locking his door and calling the police.

It is a rare work from this author that introduces a loaded gun, as this one does, and then doesn't use it.

Howard also introduced a national gun buyback policy for all weapons that did not comply, which led to the buying and melting down of more than 650,000 firearms at a cost of A$350m (now £185m).