Sentence examples for ones under fire from inspiring English sources

You may sense that this tale is vaguely derivative — there are elements of "Casablanca," "The Defiant Ones," "Under Fire," and Hemingway novels woven into it — but you can enjoy what's synthetic and movieish in "Blood Diamond" without finding the film any less stirring as a portrait of Africa in chaos.

Predatory mortgage lenders aren't the only ones under fire for racial targeting -- the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is now probing auto lenders for allegedly discriminating against Blacks and Latinos.

Ashraf and Galor aren't the only ones coming under fire lately.

One day, under fire, he noticed the three missing volumes in the window of an antiquarian bookshop on Saint-Germain.

Of the people killed by fire from their own side, three died when a 2,000-pound 2,000-pounduided bomb dropped from a B-52 hit their position north of Kandahar, and one died under fire from an AC-130 gunship.

One school under fire for gender bias in its dress code and unfair enforcement is a nearby charter school.

If you are a Food Network junky, you may know Ruhlman as one of the judges on "Cooking under Fire" or "The Next Iron Chef", or perhaps you have read one of his books ("The Making of a Chef", and most recently "The Elements of Cooking", among others).

In 2014, when Mr. Heath and Mr. Goldberg appeared on "Shark Tank," the reality television show where entrepreneurs pitch investors, their buy-one-give-one model came under fire.

To cite but one example, Kennedy, under fire for appointing his brother to the Cabinet, said, "I see nothing wrong with giving Robert some legal experience as attorney general before he goes out to practice law".

Linda Wessberg, who has one victory on the Ladies' European Tour, fired a one-under 72 — one of only three sub-par scores on the day — and stands at even-par 219.

When the residents of Muhindo village found the policemen in hiding on Sunday, they came under fire from one of them, a local official said.