Sentence examples for the bullets of from inspiring English sources

A marketing trailer features the bullets of Chinese marksmen flying in slow motion to hit their villainous Japanese targets.

Much tighter controls on its banking system did however mean that Canada dodged the bullets of the subprime debacle.

Many others become human refuse, or are killed by the bullets of the police (nothing stray about them), almost always dead by the time they are 30".

Sometimes the ballot can substitute for the bullets of civil wars, as in Nicaragua in 1990 when the Sandinista government was voted out peacefully.

"If you can call any mobile number in Tripoli, you will hear in the background the beautiful sound of the bullets of freedom".

If you call any mobile phone in Tripoli, you hear bullets in the background — but whether they are the bullets of freedom is anyone's guess.

It may be better to bite the bullet of default, starting with Greece.

They had falsely believed that unregulated capitalism could dodge the bullet of depression.

WHILE the UK dodged the bullet of Scottish independence in September's vote, there is plenty of political risk ahead.

I meet a young woman watching over her dying mother, who has been struck by the bullet of famine.

Yet Trimble's supporters fear an outbreak of 'stupid unionism' will save Sinn Fein from biting the bullet of consent.