Sentence examples for the gunfighter from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who engages in gunfights; a gunslinger.
He just sort of squinted – the gunfighter look.
"They were showing 'The Gunfighter,' with Gregory Peck.
"They were the samurai of the day - the era of the gunfighter was over".
First, the gunfighter reflexes come at the expense of the ride.
WESTERNS took a turn for the psychological when Henry King made THE GUNFIGHTER (1950).
Like the gunfighter, the next move will be to run for cover.
In the 1800s, the high deserts stretching west and south of the Rockies became a famed destination for respiratory sufferers like "Doc Hollidayy, the gunfighter-dentist (and tuberculosis patient), who came to take what was called the desert cure.
It is a duel in which the gunfighters are shooting at different targets, even using different weapons.
The gunfighters are agile and channel action-film stars as they flip over tables for impromptu cover and dodge bullets in the style of Max Payne.
Whithouse was advised not to watch The Gunfighters by the other writers, who said it was "not exactly the jewel in the crown".
The Wild West has not been a setting for a Doctor Who episode since the 1966 third season serial "The Gunfighters".
