Sentence examples for nonstop fire from inspiring English sources

"It took 14 minutes of nonstop fire," said Patricio Canavati, manager of operations in Texas for TPS Global.

Here are some notable developments and ideas snagged from the nonstop fire-hose flow of news and noted by me on Twitter and Facebook: Carnegie-Mellon study: Marcellus shale gas greenhouse impact 20-50% less than coal.

More shells were fired by the British this week than they had used in the entire first 12 months of the war; some gunners bled from the ears after seven days of nonstop firing.

Israel pulled out of Gaza four years ago, only to be attacked by nonstop rocket fire at the hands of Hamas.

Among the calamities: the Israeli military shelled the Gaza neighborhood of Shejaiya throughout the night with nonstop tank fire that allowed no emergency services to approach.

Mr. Peppiatt and Mr. Aylesworth proposed a show closely modeled on "Laugh-In," which had become a hit for NBC by breaking new ground with nonstop, rapid-fire gags and an often absurd approach to sketch comedy.

There were days of nonstop machine-gun fire and missiles.

Seventy years ago the nonstop machine-gun fire of one-liners in this Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman comedy probably felt fresh and topical, but the humor has proven highly perishable.

Imagine a nonstop Mardi Gras with fire hoses: at a site called the Dai Minority Park, water-splashing extravaganzas take place every day.

Still, the station has been one of Mr. Gbagbo's most powerful weapons in a nonstop campaign to fire up supporters with claims that he is the victim of a Western conspiracy, and both sides have waged a fierce battle for it.

It is a nonstop litany of fires, missing persons, gas leaks, car crashes, building collapses, shots fired, bridge jumpers and purse snatchings.