Sentence examples for shooting a flare from inspiring English sources

Like a captain on a sinking ship shooting a flare to call for help, arteries in distress attract immune cells.

After we emerge from the ice cave to a terrain as bleakly beautiful as a moonscape, a woman — Ms. Biggs — shoots a flare into the sky.

Which is why Nancy, in contravention of logic and good taste, gets to shoot a flare gun and set a giant shark on fire.

To flare jump, the Pyro must shoot a flare at his feet while pressing jump and crouch.

In addition to the exceptional performances, the film is artistically shot with a flare of the psychological torment of Memento, the style of Requiem for a Dream and the immigration agony of Babel.

The Spanish vessel had twice cut across the bow of a visiting US nuclear submarine, the USS Florida, when the escorting British patrol boat decided enough was enough, screwing with a visiting US warship was uncalled for, and shot a few flares high and inside to brush the Spanish off.

A: At one point a character is shot with a flare fun, causing that character to explode into different pieces -- pieces that we see land.

After the family was shot, a type of grenade or flare was fired into the car, setting it ablaze, according to some accounts.

Moreover, posed Lincoln with rhetorical flare, "Must I shoot a simpleminded soldier boy who deserts" and "not touch a hair of a wilely agitator who induces him to desert?" Within his own party, Lincoln confronted factional divisions and personal rivalries that caused him as much trouble as did the activities of the Democrats.

A flare was shot towards the pitch.

American helicopters were shooting flares and the area was swarming with Afghan National Police and army troops.