zone of fire

You have to swim, or go through the zone of Fire."

His zone of fire was packed with horses.

As gas currents sweep across the ice and the zone of fire, they might create winds so powerful you could not stand."

He can map out zones of fire and commit salient points and distances to memory.

I seem to remember a kind of stereotyped phrase running through my mind: "Zone of fire, seek cover!"

Lin Sao had slewed the car around into the zone of fire light.

The Belletieners moved into the city, found a place to hold out, and started destroying buildings around them to provide wider zones of fire."

I wanted suits to kill horses, not to pull George and 'determine zones of fire.'

The unholy slurry slowed their movement through that beaten zone and increased their time in the zone of fire.

They watched the Union fleet pass their zone of fire, heading for Tibet and North Pole.

Double walls, i.e. two walls with an interstitial "zone of fire" (cf. the Berlin wall) are rare.

The siting of the machine-guns inside the pillboxes provided interlocking zones of fire, which meant that each position had to be attacked and taken out individually.

--The Zone of Fire.

"We have delayed too long," exclaimed the doctor; "we must now pass through a zone of fire, with our balloon filled as it is with inflammable gas!"

The forts overlapped each other's protective zones of fire and were designed so that if any one fort were attacked, its two neighbors could provide artillery support.

The system of bunker blasterports fielded overlapping zones of fire that could control 360 degrees of access, for as long as the ammo held out.

The American artillery proceeded to overwhelm the Hessian gunners of two cannons on King Street and laid down an effective zone of fire.

The zone of fire wavered slightly, spreading out over the street and then over the river, but Captain Nowlin didn't let it slip any farther than that.

First, ancient thinkers as far back as Parmenides (460 BC) believed that between the earth's two temperate regions would be found a zone of fire and perhaps even monsters.

Alpha 2/325 will take up positions on the northeast corner of the Qualtrev megascraper with zones of fire covering the approach vector along the Sisalav Boulevard.

RICK SHELLEY half in a crouch, along the far side of the street, down at the limit of Lon's possible zone of fire.

The shed, where was housed a great dirigible balloon Tom had made, but which he seldom used of late, was sufficiently removed from the zone of fire to be out of danger.

The conflagration made a clear zone of fire for the rifles of the small party, and expired smouldering on the edge of the forests and along the muddy bank of the creek.

Additionally, the original 400-meter length of the hoplitodromos coincides well with the effective area of the Persian archers' zone of fire, suggesting an explicit military purpose for this type of training.

Plans had been made for a ship to be stationed near the zone of fire, to report by wireless the character of each shot, the distance it traveled, and how near it came to the target.