Sentence examples for shoot foreign from inspiring English sources

Border patrol agents may shoot foreign nationals in Mexico with impunity – provided that those at whom they aim are standing within feet of US territory.

On the front lines here, many rank-and-file Northern Alliance soldiers, as well as some of the commanders, have said they would shoot foreign soldiers if they refused to surrender -- and shoot them if they did.

They also shot foreign torture experts sent to train the generals' death squads.

And when it comes to engaging with the locals, he rarely goes beyond shooting foreign men and shagging foreign women.

When Alfred Hitchcock shot "Foreign Correspondent" (1940) in Amsterdam, he chose the Hotel de l'Europe as the backdrop for some of its most important scenes.

With their reverence for passing, moving and shooting, foreign players, especially Europeans, are using more of the court and making N.B.A. games more fun to watch.

What if assassin Yigal Amir had followed his initial instinct and shot foreign minister Shimon Peres, who preceded Rabin down the steps of the Tel Aviv municipality?

On August 30th his spokesmen told his followers to stop shooting foreign troops and Iraqi soldiers and police serving under Mr Allawi's government and to stand by to receive the movement's programme.

The first, "Sea of Poppies", set a year earlier, conjured up the dust-baked heat of the north Indian plains, awash with the violent red billows of Papaver somniferum, the British opium factories and the wharves of the silty Hooghly River from where the sticky, addictive stuff, packed inside clay balls the size of cannon shot—"foreign mud" in Chinese eyes flowed to the Celestial Kingdom.

By the 1980s, gene splicing included shooting foreign genes into crops.

The only way to properly love your country is to shoot someone foreign in the face about it, everyone knows that.