gunfire * , auch: gun fire

I just saw a girl cut in half by gunfire!

They could hear them, even over the sound of gunfire.

Everyone had gone down at the first sound of gunfire.

His personal policy on gunfire is not to get involved.

Six of them would go in only if they heard gunfire.

The others were running, but not away from the gunfire.

How had he thought about such things in the middle of death and gunfire?

The sound was gunfire, and her husband had been killed.

For a moment there was nothing in the world but gunfire.

A few young men, at that point, could be seen running down a street, away from the sound of the gunfire.

The army said it knew of no gunfire in the area.

Gunfire could be heard in the city throughout the night.

A short time later, the police received a call about gunfire at the house.

It was just then that the gunfire started behind him.

A moment later the sound of gunfire came from down the hill.

He turned as the sound of gunfire caught his attention.

He saw a lot of weapons but heard little gunfire.

In another letter she said they heard gunfire almost every night.

Somebody had reported the earlier gunfire and the law was already on the job.

It was the second time in four days that students were hit by gunfire outside city schools.

He had to get away fast now because the men to the north would be coming toward the gunfire.

Gunfire is the leading cause of death in young men.

The sound of gunfire was still very much in the background.

He was listening to the gunfire from the north, too.

He knew the sound of gunfire and what it meant.