firing line造句
(1) Any hostages in the firing line would have been sacrificed.
(2) Foreign banks are in the firing line too.
(3) He found himself in the firing line for his sexist remarks.
(4) The employment secretary found himself in the firing line over recent job cuts.
(5) A couple of civilians were caught in the firing line.
(6) The Law Society too was in the firing line.
(7) Foreign tourists are also in the firing line.
(8) Its application does put its exponents in the firing line of critical appraisal.
(9) Mother will they put me in the firing line?
(10) The firing line is where the action is.
(11) Italy is again in the firing line.
(12) Young players found themselves too much in the firing line.
(13) What clues might tell you you're on the firing line?
(14) As one of the President's chief advisers[/firing line.html], he's bound to be in the firing line.
(15) And some sources believe the proposal for a ￡75m prison at Fazakerley is one option now in the firing line.
(16) Read in studio A family is living in the firing line of over-enthusiastic golfers because of a planning mistake.
(17) But many other speakers and writers stray into the firing line.
(18) Unveiled Benefits are also thought to be in the firing line.
(19) We're public figures and so therefore we know we're in the firing line.
(20) He put his old enemy, corporate power, in the firing line.
(21) The army has been drafted in to cover the staffing crisis. Foreign tourists are also in the firing line.
(22) Now property investors have also found themselves in the firing line.