Sentence examples for wild gunfire from inspiring English sources
After an hour or so of wild gunfire, two robbers were shot dead and three ran off.
They were recognized and, coming out of one bank, were met by wild gunfire from vigilante citizens.
On Friday there was an exchange of wild gunfire, apparently between rival gangs, in Kingsland Road, one block on from Hoxton Street.
When the wild gunfire that seemed to follow all bombings had ended, we ventured out to discover that a row of houses had collapsed.
After the attack, witnesses described a chaotic scene of wild gunfire by police officers and of carnage caused by the bomber.
If you keep tabs on the deluge of mass shootings plaguing the United States, it's hard not to notice that a large number involve wild, indiscriminate gunfire.
Wild car rides, fleeing gunfire and angry mobs in towns largely bypassed by the invading forces.
Their celebratory gunfire and wild bravado carry an implicit warning: if you don't give us a place at the top table, we will use our power to disrupt.
The distant pop of gunfire in the woods nearby -- locals hunting for birds or perhaps wild boar -- startled me.
Gunfire, though, still prickitypricked the night, every night, out in the "Red Zone," that wild yonder of the country beyond those T-walls.
