Sentence examples for with crossfire from inspiring English sources
Pitched gun battles in a Charleston church or a Connecticut elementary school, of the sort that some in the N.R.A. apparently dream of, would more likely be horrific blood baths, with crossfire and injured bystanders, not some well-tuned and well-timed action-movie scenario.
One thing I do support dropping on Syria from a very great height is everyone and everything involved with CROSSFIRE.
On CNN evening programs, talk replaced news reports — often the shouting-head format that CNN inaugurated with "Crossfire" and which Fox News and MSNBC had copied and extended.
He repeated his experiment with "Crossfire" (2007), an earsplitting installation featuring closeups of guns firing, especially the staring-into-the-cylinder shot favored by action directors.
If current trends continue, one might see Jerry Springer man-on-the-street warfare cross-pollinated with "Crossfire," or grotesque incursions of comedy or docudrama pitched as "alternative and popular" approaches to solid news.
This is the Radeon X2800XT with CrossFire technology.
More than compensating for the firepower disadvantage of his infantry formation, Girard brought guns up to just 275 metres (300 yd) from Hoghton's line close enough to enfilade it with a crossfire of grape and canister.
The bunkers were sited to be mutually supporting, and the North Vietnamese defending them responded with a crossfire of RPG-2 rocket-propelled grenades, although the heavy armour of the Centurions proved impervious and they remained undamaged.
With "Crossfire Hurricane" about to offer an expansive view of the Rolling Stones' 50-year history when it opens at the London Film Festival on Oct. 18, a more fine-grain look at an important moment in the group's early history – the rarely seen 1965 film "Charlie Is My Darling" – is about to have a handful of screenings and a DVD release.
Syed's as good as his last conversation, letting Christian shout all the bold truths while he stands in the crossfire with a face like a petrified cherub.
Big galleries of Abstract Expressionist and minimalist touchstones demonstrate, with enervating aesthetic crossfire, the penchant of artists in those movements for making jealously competitive, once-and-for-all statements.
