Sentence examples for no gunfire from inspiring English sources
As we walked, there was no gunfire.
No gunfire in many areas last night.
No gunfire, not even in the distance, broke the quiet.
A tape of the event showed a schoolgirl handing her flowers but no gunfire.
In Mr. Coke's stronghold of Tivoli Gardens on Friday, there was no gunfire.
A Palestinian official inside the compound said at 6 a.m. that there had been no gunfire.
But for almost 20 minutes, nothing happens; there is no other gunfire, no sign of encroaching gunmen, only this lone man sitting in the middle of the road, his back to the house, slowly shaking his head.
Mr. Rogers knew better, exclaiming, "Hell no! That's gunfire!" and dragged his colleague to safety.
It includes Mr. Bunny's appearance in a 1949 movie called "My Dream Is Yours" (worth seeing only if you've ever fantasized about Doris Day in a bunny suit), a mini-documentary not worthy of its subject, and a few examples of Mr. Bunny's later, lesser work, including "Carrotblanca" and "Hare and Loathing in Las Vegas," when gunfire no longer seemed to challenge him as an actor.
No chase, no exchange of gunfire; just a tap, tap, tap on a keyboard.
Both soldiers and transients have become tense and angry here, and bursts of gunfire are no longer rare.
