"My guys would tell me they didn't know which houses they're shooting from, and I'd tell them they can't shoot back into the villages," Kearney recalled.
In one-point perspective, as employed in the Italian Renaissance, lines shoot back into a picture and converge; in Byzantine icons, the opposite occurs: the lines emerge outward from the picture and meet in you, the viewer.
And with the fighting over, criminal investigations into two Kadima ministers have shot back into the headlines.The left, on the other hand, is in tatters.
The car then shot back into 34th Street, still going east, witnesses said, and careered wildly into the westbound lanes, forcing oncoming traffic to veer away.
Disaster is eventually averted, with the giant ball shot back into the stratosphere and unlikely to the return until the year 4000.
But on Wednesday, he shot back into the headlines when he was arrested at a protest outside the offices of the chancellor of the State University of New York, an outcome he had carefully planned.
A woman sitting at the bar facing away from you erupts in laughter, sending her stool shooting back into your leg, a painful reminder of Newton's laws of motion.
A stream of surfactant at very high p.s.i. is then shot back into the well bore to flush it, and the fluid is sealed up permanently in skull chambers, sometimes causing temporary dizziness and nausea.
The green is elevated strikingly and has three tiers, all with a severe back-to-front slope that spits many an approach shot back into the fairway in front of the green.
Yet the arguments that the council has consistently levied against Zionism and Israel have shot back into prominence over the last decade, with the collapse of the Oslo peace process, Israel's wars in Lebanon and Gaza, and most recently the fatal attack on a flotilla seeking to breach the naval blockade of the Hamas regime.
What has caused the surge in interest in net neutrality, a technical issue that few understood before it recently shot back into the news cycle?
