Sentence examples for not yet fired from inspiring English sources

He conceded that in two weeks of training he had not yet fired a weapon.

Although to the keepers' credit, they have not yet fired at the balls with air rifles or run over them in their cars.

Bodenschatz, Goring's former adjutant, declared that in 1936, when the Nazis sent German volunteers into Spain as "observers," Goring commented: "It is if the great war had started, though we have not yet fired a shot.

My town and my friends?" Captain Trad said he had not yet fired a weapon in the war; he said he had shuttled troops and supplies, and had been assigned to protect Syrian V.I.P.'s.

The Palestinians have not yet fired any rockets from the West Bank — a development that would cause even greater alarm in Israel because they could be launched within a few miles of several main cities.

The most common type of encounter — 242 fatal shootings by police officers — occurred when individuals pointed or brandished a gun but had not yet fired the weapon at a person.

Tim Brabants, the defending champion, is not yet firing on all cylinders at London 2012.

Fortunately for Papastathopoulos, the Spurs striker is not yet firing on all cylinders which made life a little easier for the Greece defender, who handled not just the England centre-forward extremely well but the occasion.

Wearable tech hasn't yet fired up the fashion crowd's passions.

Rob told the police that he hadn't yet fired his gun that day and asked them to check it, so as to avoid any suspicion.

The laser has not yet been fired in anger, but Klunder said that it is fully battle-ready if it is needed.