Sentence examples for loose fire from inspiring English sources

The assorted "All Lives Matter" posters bobbed up one block, to the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, then turned left, past Kelly Ingram Park, where, in May of 1963, police let loose fire hoses and attack dogs on a packed crowd of protesters.

The intriguing feature is that the jet appears to be whipping around like a loose fire hose, creating the helical structure (Figure 3). Figure 1.

The suspect, who is still on the loose, fired at the officer from mere feet away during a pursuit in the building's stairwell.

Try throwing some loose powder into an open fire outside only, it makes pretty colours.

Collectively they identified threats to the park: urban development that restricts the movement of wild animals and birds; overuse; invasive plants; loose dogs; fire risk; increasing rates of tree death; lack of rule enforcement, and lack of money.

Dokaka, a Japanese-born beatboxer, lets loose rapid-fire noises in the middle range.

He says he needs 50 throws to get his left arm loose enough to fire the ball to second base.

And respect for senior men is enforced because when all hell breaks loose in a fire, you need the junior men to follow their lead.

The Scots were made to pay for their missed opportunities when Bence pounce on a loose ball to fire past Hearts goalkeeper Jack Hamilton.

John Sutton cut the ball back and Ojamaa seized on the loose ball to fire high into the net from close range.

And the lead was doubled in the 55th minute, Potter pouncing on a loose ball to fire in what will be a strong goal of the season contender.