Sentence examples for real crossfire from inspiring English sources

And former liberal co-host Bill Press agreed, telling HuffPost in April that there was a "real Crossfire" -- without an audience -- and a "baby Crossfire" with one.

Liberal radio host Bill Press, a co-host from 1996 to 2002, told The Huffington Post that there was a "real Crossfire," which "was appointment viewing for anyone who cared about politics and policy and lasted 19 years," and a "baby Crossfire" with a live audience that lasted three years.

Mr. Burg continued, "It was real live crossfire in Ramallah.

Beyond the public policy implications, what I remain most concerned about is how the current winner-take-all battle between evangelical Christians and the LGBT community is actually doing a tremendous disservice to both sides of the debate and leaving millions of real people in the crossfire.

But shootings have often been concentrated in gang-heavy neighbourhoods, making the risk of being caught in the crossfire a very real one for people who live there.

The imaginary crossfire on Feb. 8 produced real-life fallout two months after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

Wikipedia has become an extremely powerful platform with tremendous real-world repercussions for those caught in the crossfire of its decision-making.

People get caught in the crossfire (or eggfire) because protesters cannot get at the real culprits, who are either sited offshore or in heavily secure corporate buildings.

No doubt, news reporters will get caught in the crossfire, but it's the politicians who will be the real target.

In Vertigo, as in real life, some of the good guys are killed – either deliberately or in the crossfire – but the bad guys get their comeuppance.

As it became tougher to learn much of any substance from programs like "Crossfire" on CNN, now defunct, "The West Wing" seemed to delve deeper into real issues like health care and education, as exemplified by the raw, one-hour live debate last fall between Matt Santos and Arnold Vinick.