Sentence examples for rapidly fire from inspiring English sources

Cameras with this feature rapidly fire the flash twice for each photo.

But he showed her some of his computer models demonstrating how rapidly fire can spread - it must be exciting, being married to Ed - and now she can put it on in 30 seconds.

He uses pacing better than anyone, slowing down in set-ups to convince you he's turning serious and then speeding up to rapidly fire off three or four killer lines that reveal the entire thing was a rouse.

Both guns are popular for target shooting and self-defense, and have been singled out by gun-control advocates because of their ability to rapidly fire multiple rounds and accommodate large magazines.

"Out of the corner of his eye," Alex Halberstadt writes in "Lonely Avenue," a taut and affecting biography of Pomus, "Spector saw someone in a raincoat and a fedora walk up behind a man at an adjacent table and rapidly fire three shots into his head.... Spector refused to set foot in the Spindletop again.

Gun control advocates contend that semiautomatic weapons like the AR-15, the civilian version of the military's M-16 and M-4, are a logical choice for anyone whose goal is to kill a lot of people in a short time because of their ability to rapidly fire multiple high-velocity rounds.

"He turned and charged her rapidly firing, and she did what she was trained to do," Mr. Medley said that day.

The camera rapidly fires six shots, then compares them (learning which pixels are part of the scene and which are random speckles) to produce a single, clean photo.

But all along he possessed a weapon that could have easily done extreme damage, one rapidly fired round at a time.

His movies embrace different problems and character types — a strung-out drug addict rather than an alcohol-soaked swell — but like the classics of the form, they have zippy, at times breakneck pacing, rapidly fired zingers and physical comedy that, taken together, reflect the wild unpredictability of the greater world.

Also, depressing synapses can serve as a gain control in the face of rapidly firing presynaptic cells.