Sentence examples for revolver pointing from inspiring English sources

Or drive south on Franklin Avenue to the giant revolver pointing into the parking lot of Michna's Bar-B-Q (2803 Franklin Avenue; 254-752-3650), featuring slabslent slabs of meat, sides of beans and salad, and the hallowed Texas concoction of corn chips, cheese and chili sauce called Frito pie ($4.95).

"A bit like having a revolver pointing straight into your head playing Russian Roulette," said Mr. Goei, who laments in the show program that young gay men were either too frightened to sign a campaign to repeal the law 18 months ago or felt there was no need, since the authorities have said it will not be enforced.

For another work, this one from 2001, he walked around the city holding a loaded revolver pointed at the ground until he was arrested by the police.

"If you have a pistol or a revolver pointed at your head, there is not much you can do," he said.

For Mr. Shalette, the ordeal began when he entered the front door of his sister's apartment to investigate the noise and found a silvery revolver pointed at his face.

— Both the prosecution and the defense involved in a trial set to start here on Monday basically agree on the following: Before dawn on May 1, 2011, 10-year-old Joseph Hall went to his family's living room armed with a snub-nosed revolver, pointed it at his father's head as he lay sleeping on the couch, and shot and killed him.

According to police, Lucinda then took out a.38 Special revolver, pointed it at the children's heads and chests and asked, "How does it feel to be scared?" The boy then went across the street to his mother's house and told her what had happened.

They freeze, shrink back against the walls, eyes asquint, their revolvers pointed at the captives.

"After the anti-crime sergeant and police officer told the suspect to show his hands, which was heard by witnesses, Gray produced a revolver and pointed it at the officers, who fired a total of 11 rounds, striking Gray several times," Mr. Browne said.

There was the gunman pointing a revolver at the cowering cashier.

It was a subway scene with two uniformed police officers and a hooded person pointing a revolver.