Sentence examples for turn fire from inspiring English sources

Remember this too when they turn fire on "economic migrants" to appease an ugly public mood they have fanned.

If, when walking down the halls of MIT, you should happen to hear strange cries of "No! No! Turn! Fire! ARRRGGGHHH!!," do not be alarmed.

Satisfying, and just, as it may be to turn fire back on the financiers, the complicating factor is that indebted countries have never needed them more.

A reaffirmation of the expiry date of his presidency would, in its turn, fire the starting gun of the race to succeed him, thereby further undermining his authority.Some pundits argue that the recent spate of U-turns simply reflects a populist president's desire to avoid alienating the electorate.

That is why it is so important for the presidential candidates to field well-known slates of delegates -- including members of Congress, state legislators, county executives and other local party leaders -- who, in turn, fire up their own organizations to make sure they are elected and sent to the Democratic convention next summer.

Energy generated during braking and coasting feeds batteries, which in turn fire the electric motor.

During her early wartime years at Manchester, she took her turn fire-watching, and used to describe how classes began with people sharing their air-raid stories of the night before.

The Sichuan delights of Panda Gourmet are well documented, as is the quality of its Sichuan chili oil, which offers depth and sweetness as well as a blaze of peppers that can make even the bravest eater turn fire-engine red.

We found the gastrocnemius fired significantly faster that the hamstring, which in turn fired significantly faster than the quadriceps.

The Hermione in turn fired its unarmed cannons as it traveled up the river.

Mr. Blumenthal, in turn, fired back at Mr. Pataki, saying he had insulted Connecticut and its residents.