Sentence examples for returned crossfire from inspiring English sources

On Monday night, CNN Worldwide president Jeff Zucker made good on his threat and returned "Crossfire," the show that Jon Stewart famously and accurately described as "hurting America," to CNN's lineup.

The landing craft, on returning, came under crossfire from enemy machine guns on both sides of the harbour.

Eyewitnesses claimed that the young boy was not involved in the protests but was caught in the crossfire as he returned home from school.

Warned that there were tourists in the crossfire, police helped the family to safety - who then returned to their hotel instead of watching the match.

Kitaj's second wife, the painter Sandra Fisher, died shortly after the exhibition - "in the crossfire", her husband said - after which he abandoned London and returned to settle in America with their son.

Yet despair returned as June saw yet more terror attacks and Israeli reprisals, with Palestinian civilians caught in the crossfire.

"We go out and we don't know if we'll return or get caught in crossfire," Eisig told me.

A US couple were killed in crossfire between gangs while returning from a party in Ciudad Juarez, while their six-month-old daughter cowered on the back seat.

He returns lifeless and smothered in blood, caught in the crossfire of sectarian violence, which is where this taut and somewhat unforgiving drama gets its fire.

"Those who serve our country in uniform, many returning from Iraq, should not be caught in the crossfire of a parochial dispute".

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