Sentence examples for will be gun from inspiring English sources

Maybe there will be gun battles again, but I am finished [with that]," he says.

While noting that such a registry is prohibited under federal law, he added that the government could move to repeal that law and that the "next move will be gun confiscation".

Between the arrival of the armada on Monday and its departure on July 9 there will be gun salutes and a blessing of the fleet, a national bell-ringing, military band concerts and a concert by the New York Pops, with a guest appearance on the podium by Walter Cronkite, the event's honorary chairman.

The one issue that everyone on stage will be able to hit Sanders on from the left will be gun control.

Some are terrified they will be gunned down by government snipers if they try to use the corridors.

It is Bin Laden who belongs out in the cold, where the only magazine featuring his home will be Guns & Ammo.

Before too long, another city will become another spectacle because another unarmed black man will be gunned down by another overzealous police officer.

Expecting pilots to engage in gunplay while trying to keep their aircraft on course, and announcing to all the world that there will be guns in the cockpit that could be commandeered, is not a sensible counterterrorist strategy.

Following a statewide deregulation of gun restrictions, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed (D) said Tuesday that city facilities will be gun-free zones, according to a press release.

More children will be gunned down by more madmen, in more places like Sandy Hook and Aurora and Columbine.

Poor, unarmed people of color will be gunned down in the streets of our cities whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton is president.