"The regime forces riddled them with heavy machine-gun fire," Mr. Saeed said, speaking via Skype, The A.P. reported.
He dipped the statues in wax and, in 2015, took them to a clearing outside Los Angeles, where he "resculpted" them by riddling them with bullets.
ALBANY — On e-mail he was "Laurence," a sloppy typist who often dashed off messages in fits, riddling them with typos, misspellings and terse abbreviations.
On Sept. 2, gunmen lined patients against a wall at another rehabilitation center in Ciudad Juárez, then riddled them with bullets, killing 18.
The May 23 New York Times wrote that a group of Texas rangers and other authorities laid a "carefully laid death trap," and as Bonnie and Clyde approached, they "riddled them and their car with a deadly hail of bullets".
The explosion ripped through the gathered youngsters, a thunderous boom and blinding flash of light that threw people into the air, burned and riddled them with shrapnel, and tore some apart.
The word "dispatch" was obviously taken in a literal sense by the South Siders, who lined up seven of Mr. Moran's operatives in a garage on North Clark Street and then riddled them with 90 bullets from submachine guns, shotguns and revolvers.
It's an indication of Kurzel's ability to take everyday surroundings and riddle them with vaguely (later, overtly) disturbing properties, as if evil has seeped into the paint-splotched walls and beer-stained carpets of Bunting's rough blue-collar neighbourhood.
What a relief, only weeks after IS forces dealt Mr Assad's army a humiliating blow by overrunning a military base and marching its surrendered garrison into the desert in their underpants before riddling them with machine gun bullets, to have Mr Obama promise vengeance.In a different context this might have seemed a perfect birthday gift, adding to other recent good tidings for Mr Assad.
