Sentence examples for war shooting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reinhardt worked for Fox Movietone News after the war, shooting newsreels and eventually rising to managing editor.

Having trained as a pilot, he fights in the Korean war, shooting down so many American jets that he soon earns himself the nickname "Ivan the Terrible".

He was an ace in the Korean War, shooting down eight Russian-built MiG-15s, and received the Silver Star for a daring mid-air manoeuvre to steer a fellow pilot to safety.

After limping out of M.I.T. with a physics degree in the late '60s, I, too, worked there for a year, playing a kind of space war — shooting high-speed aluminum balls at sheets of aluminum arrayed to simulate the structures of aircraft or spacecraft, to see what the damage would be under various conditions.

At 16 30 on 2 September 1939, the second day of the German attack, Lent took off in the direction of Łódź and claimed his first aerial-victory of the war, shooting down a PZL P.11.

I am the deputy of the North-South Skirmish AssoCivilon, a Civil War shooting club.

In 1965 British-born director Peter Watkins made The War Game, a film about a nuclear war shot in the style of a documentary.

Inside the stadium, a big thrill for fans is seeing a sculpture of a rearing red stallion called Man o' War shoot a six-foot flame from its mouth, marking each time Big Red scores.

But once the car's commercial went viral, a bidding war shot the 1996 Accord's price up to six figures.

The latest escalation in the nearly four-month Yugoslav war shot down a Kremlin attempt at mediation, as well as the Serbian and Croatian presidents' pledges to call off the mutual bloodletting.

Electronic Arts' non-linear Gulf War shoot 'em up Desert Strike showed that the Game Boy could be gritty rather than twee, gung-ho Americanisms and taste-baiting subject matter be damned.