Sentence examples for well under fire from inspiring English sources

26 March The first 'debate' Miliband does well under fire from Jeremy Paxman, at times patronising his inquisitor.

In the 2010 election, for example, Labor made Mr Abbott its main target, which, since he acquitted himself rather well under fire, did him nothing but good.Perhaps both opponents and the press should spend more time looking beyond the leaders.

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Commons fired just wide from the edge of the box, Randolph saved a close-range Hooper shot, with Commons' follow-up well blocked by the under-fire Motherwell defence, and the keeper did brilliantly to tip Charlie Mulgrew's top-corner-bound free kick over the bar - all that within the opening ten minutes.

"Well, if he's under fire, I'm under ashes," said Davie, who was Slocum's defensive coordinator before joining Lou Holtz's staff at Notre Dame in 1994.

But to skeptics of the policy change, it is one thing for women to perform well when they come under fire while temporarily attached to all-male combat units.

Chabon's book was generally well received, but came under fire from black writers who disliked his appropriation of a black voice, and suffered from the hesitations of white reviewers who felt unqualified to judge it.

Besides his syntactical slip-up, Cameron – as well as Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg – are under fire for promising Scotland further devolution in the first place, with Tory MP David Davis labelling the pledge "panicky" and "disgraceful".

Other prescription drugs came under fire as well in 2009.

Voluntary standards of practice for research analysts, which were issued by the brokerage industry earlier this week, came under fire as well.

Now their slow response to the outpouring of aid offers from around the world has come under fire as well.