Sentence examples for to be gun from inspiring English sources

Both Wade and Harlan are revealed to be gun fetishists.

The Iraqi had brandished what appeared to be gun but was merely a cigarette lighter.

—Bob Brady, a Democratic congressman from Pennsylvania "We never ever, ever intended it to be gun sights".

Hispanics are less likely than blacks to be gun homicide victims and half as likely as whites to have a gun at home (20%).

The new research also suggests a paradox: While blacks are significantly more likely than whites to be gun homicide victims, blacks are only about half as likely as whites to have a firearm in their home (41% vs. 19%).

Parts of the country are riven by civil war and simmering tribal disputes, Islamic extremists lay siege to the capital, Mogadishu, and the only flourishing sectors of the economy seem to be gun running, drug distribution and piracy.

Though there are overlaps between Preppers and Transitioners such as composting their food, Transition folks are more likely to be gun-control advocates rather than looking forward to gunning down their hungry neighbors in the post-apocalypse.

And investors already had reason to be gun-shy based on past experience with Carlyle's private equity competitors.

In Philadelphia, his only reference to guns was that he wanted schools to be "gun-free" and "violence-free".

"They've shown that they are not going to be gun-shy about enforcing antitrust laws," said Michael A. Carrier, a distinguished professor at Rutgers University law school.

They tend to be gun-and-badge types from the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the A.T.F., or lawyers from the Environmental Protection Agency or the Department of the Interior.