Sentence examples for shot fire from inspiring English sources
"shot fire" is not correct or usable in written English
It can be used as an informal expression, similar to "shoot," when referring to something that happened suddenly and unexpectedly. For example: I was just about to leave, when all of a sudden, the fire alarm went off—shot fire!
"Creepy!" he cried after the witch shot fire out of the end of her broomstick at the scarecrow.
When the Russian cavalry switched from columns to battle line, Polish artillery opened canister shot fire on the Russians, dispersing them.
It is present, although invisible, in sensational, and sometimes obscure, headlines following tragedy: Black Lives Matter, the War on Cancer, September 11th, the Boston marathon, the Hot Shot fire brigade or our service members dying in combat or the countless other deaths, like our child's that do not garner headlines.
An Ahram Online journalist who witnessed the attack, Karim Hafez, said that protesters had stopped fighting with the police to help secure the hotel: "When they realized these groups were trying to loot the hotel, protesters shot fire crackers at them as they attacked the building and tried to push them away from the area but these groups were armed with birdshot bullets".
It shot fire from its crown, but the problem was it could only hold six people, and the swan's in California.
When William I of England's army besieged Mayenne in 1063, they shot fire into the castle to panic the garrison, while two boys stole into the castle in order to start a fire within.
Two seconds later, the shot fires.
In the military, shot, firing squad.
Loree Bailey suffered a stroke when she heard the shot fired.
There wasn't a shot fired after that. . . .
Honeycomb Is The First Shot Fired Along Apple's Bow.
