Sentence examples similar to wave of bullets from inspiring English sources
Their projectiles are reasonably slow, so I can dodge them, but later enemies fire waves of bullets, which I have to duck underneath to survive.
In mid-April, at least five thousand Tutsis were packed in the Gatwaro Stadium, in the western city of Kibuye; as the massacre there began, gunmen in the bleachers shot zigzag waves of bullets and tossed grenades to make the victims stampede back and forth before militiamen waded in to finish the job with machetes….
It was in 2006 and Bell was enjoying his bachelor party when he was killed in a wave of 50 bullets.
Lara Croft And The Temple Of Osiris is a spin-off, a low-budget twin-stick shooter, where one joystick moves Lara around the screen and the other aims a stream of bullets at waves of ancient Egyptian enemies.
But on that day, the king unleashed his police force, and every effort at demonstrating was met by a wave of tear gas and rubber bullets.
In the early 1960s, Harvard University's Glauber tackled a fundamental problem with the quantum theory of light: A randomly produced bunch of photons behaves more like a hail of bullets than a graceful "classical" light wave.
Approved in 2001 to much justifiable acclaim, Gleevec promised to be a harbinger of a new wave of molecularly-targeted therapeutics the "magic bullet" for CML, designed to inhibit the tyrosine kinase Bcr-Abl, the Oncogene activated via the Philadelphia chromosome.
The Teves have made waves in the media since their son was killed while shielding his girlfriend from a sea of bullets.
They're afraid of bullets.
Amid the hail of bullets, he fell.
