Sentence examples for often firing from inspiring English sources

Iraqis say that insurgent snipers are still active, often firing from mosques before disappearing into back alleys.

Taliban and other anticoalition forces have been active in Kunar for months, often firing rockets at the American base near Asadabad.

In the first minutes after Kurds and journalists arrived in Kirkuk's streets, there were few cars, and many were occupied by armed men, the remnants of the uprising, often firing rifles and machine guns into the air in celebration.

Collaborating frequently with writer and composer Nick Cave, Hillcoat returns obsessively to themes of familial loyalty and modern mythology, with a quasi-biblical sense of archetypal justice and retribution often firing the infernal engine of his dramas.

Hundreds of security troops were seen converging around mosques in a number of Syrian cities and towns, often firing in the air in an attempt to prevent departing worshipers from forming crowds.

THE Marshall Plan is sometimes seen as an early triumph for "conditionality" — that is, grants dependent on the recipient's cutting domestic public expenses, raising revenues and, often, firing "redundant" workers.

Uncooperative analysts were often fired.

Uncooperative analysts, he added, were often fired.

As a result, he was often fired.

Workers who try to form unions are often fired and beaten, sometimes even killed.

Twelve-gauge shotguns often fire five shells, and sometimes more, before needing to be reloaded.