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vb. (present participle of shoot through English)
Usage examples of "shooting through".
It would probably turn rifle bullets also, but Calwell and Brody were shooting through the high ground-floor windows at civilians in the street, and Stephen's own rounds had all gone through the crack in the door.
In Northern Ireland the army found they were shooting through houses -- through one wall and out the other.
Lane, halfway across the room, faced failure unless he chose the alternative of shooting through a squirming, terrified target.
She tracked the muzzle flash and returned fire, shooting through a reception counter to reach the gunman beyond.
The pains shooting through his own head were as violent as torture.
He was about to start shooting through the door when he heard the bolts being thrown back.
All I could see to shoot at was the puffs of smoke which marked the cracks they was shooting through, but from the cussing and yelling which begun to float up from the shack, I must have throwed some lead mighty close to them.
Intelligence photographers shooting through night-vision equipment had been lined up on her rails the whole time.
Longarm pushed himself to his feet, groaning at the pain shooting through his battered body.
The camera lens was behind the mirror, shooting through it, while on it the President saw the text of his speech reflected.
If something happens, just cut the throttles all the way off and start shooting through your window.
After a couple of minutes listening to the old man talk about his war experiences, pins and needles started shooting through his feet as warmth and circulation returned.
Pain shooting through his body, Ilias grabbed a heavy copper pot and lunged forward, smashing it down on the shard.
His feet slipped and here he went again, rolling and sliding, smashing the back of his hand against a jutting rock, shooting through a patch of thorns that hooked blue-gray puffs of cotton from his sweatshirt and little divots of meat from his hands and cheeks.