Sentence examples for whom fired from inspiring English sources

Quickly, they shoved past the Palestinian police, some of whom fired in the air while others just stepped aside.

Last week, French forces patrolling the area around Gao engaged in firefights with militants, some of whom fired rockets, officials said.

Witnesses described an exchange of fire between General Ahmar's soldiers and armed government supporters, some of whom fired from their cars.

The man helped the police find the suspects, one of whom fired on the officers in an attack that Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly called "extremely brazen".

On Wednesday, they heard a rereading of that portion of the testimony of the other two officers, Sean Carroll and Edward McMellon, both of whom fired 16 shots.

In a statement to BBC Northern Ireland's Spotlight programme, the six – none of whom fired shots at the victims – said they believed the report's authors had simply decided they had to place blame on a senior officer.

For example, consider two would-be murderers, one of whom fires his gun and hits his target, and the other of whom fires in the same way, from the same distance, and so on, but whose bullet is deflected by an unexpected and unusually strong wind.

An amateur YouTube video appears to show a line of riot police shielding pro-Russian activists, one of whom fires a gun while chunks of paving stone rain down from the crowd on the other side.

Two men, whom fire officials identified as the baby's father and his brother, soon followed, also on fire.

The woman, whom fire officials did not identify, was taken to Kings County Hospital Center, along with one firefighter and two other residents.

Abraham, for whom fire turned into a rose garden, resembles the mystic in his afflictions; Joseph, in his perfect beauty, the mystical beloved after whom the mystic searches.