Sentence examples for return fire that from inspiring English sources

These troops, many dressed in civilian clothing, will shoot at coalition forces from densely populated areas, daring return fire that might kill the very Iraqis whom President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain hope to liberate.

It is in the timing of the return fire that they differ, and no one in modern boxing picks his moment better than Mayweather.

Ploughing through those 11,700 plus words in Alberto Salazar's dense, detailed, seemingly methodical rebuttal of the doping allegations piling up at his door it's impossible not to read it as an opening return of fire that is going to result in multiple casualties and could yet ruin reputations and empty bank accounts.

She said that the American troops did not return fire and that neither the vehicles nor the assailants have been found.

Ed Bott, in return, fires back that start-up sounds that are as loud and obtrusive as a fart in temple – like the Windows XP sound and, potentially, the Vista sound – should be modifiable by the user and should be completely removable, if said user so wishes.

It will also require an ideological cease fire that would return the "make or buy decision" to the purview of government managers.

Observing the battered state of their opponent, Pellew and Reynolds closed on the stern quarters of the French ship, maintaining a high rate of fire that was sporadically returned by Droits de l'Homme.

Asked specifically whether Canada's rules of engagement permit its peacekeepers to return fire, Sajjan confirmed that they do.

You know that international law allows you to protect your soldiers and return fire, but also demands that you ensure that there is no excessive harm to civilians.

Welling returns fire, asserting that Tom Brady's knee injury was a "residual effect" of a pounding from the Giants.

LAS VEGAS — After taking a hail of bipartisan bullets in recent days over the suggestion that a federal stimulus package should help pay for a proposed $50 million museum here on the history of organized crime, the project's godfathers are returning fire, complaining that Washington pols are scapegoating the museum and the city.