under fire造句

Nor do they ever panic under fire.

The First Chinese Campus Queen Contest was under fire!

Sawyer's lead platoon came under fire from Hill 1304.

Finite element analysis of planar steel frame under fire scene

India said its border guards came under fire from Pakistan.

Retreat under fire is the most difficult and perilous of all military operations.

The last big innovation was cremation, which is now under fire for its environmental costs.

His insouciant handling of the oil spill in the Gulf is under fire from all sides.

Pray that your life under fire will be a blaze of blessing for many others who have suffered under the burden of injustice.

And it is all too easy to imagine a US withdrawal under fire if India is ignored.

Now, some of you boys, I know, are wondering whether or not you'll chicken-out under fire.

In Germany the new chancellor, Angela Merkel, is under fire for suggesting changing the financing of it health system.

Most are educational charities, and they are already under fire from the charities regulator for offering little benefit to the masses.

Kan is under fire for his handling of the humanitarian aid to victims of the twin disasters in March, which triggered the country's worst-ever nuclear crisis.

Even the Fed's very modest proposal to curb abusive mortgage lending with new standards is under fire, and there are worrying signs that the Fed may back down.

Last week third-party manufacturers case Mate came under fire for accidentally publishing early images of what the next iPhone's case is going to look like.

She joined as an ambulance driver and she twice won the top French medal for bravery for rescuing soldiers under fire.

But when I think of his patience under adversity, of his courage under fire, and of his modesty in victory, I am filled with an emotion of admiration I cannot put into words.

Their ratings of corporate debt may have held up well, but they were way off in structured securities, not a lot better in sovereign debt, and now their municipal-bond ratings, too, are under fire.

Earlier this month, Birmingham council came under fire when news leaked that some road workers -- whose job was to paint white lines on the city's streets -- earned 1, 000 pounds a week.

Avandia has been under fire over safety concerns, and the U. S. advocacy group Public Citizen on Thursday called for it to be banned. GlaxoSmithKline defended its safety. Continued…

Now the country is still one of the five poorest on earth, and though development work is going on, it now - particularly in the south and east - has to be carried out under fire.