Sentences with phrase «pierced by the bullet»

We are everyone who has been shot at, grazed or pierced by bullets, terrorized by the presence of guns and gun violence in America.»

Jacir presents copies of the book pierced by the bullet of a.22 caliber gun — the same that killed the Palestinian intellectual — alongside a thousand blank books the artist shot during her performance at the Biennale of Sydney at Palazzo delle Papesse in 2007.

We are everyone who has been shot at, grazed or pierced by bullets, terrorized by the presence of guns and gun violence in America.»

Not exact matches

The bullet that pierced her back had ricocheted off the concrete ground after it was fired by Garcia Zarate from a handgun belonging to a federal ranger that had been stolen four days earlier.

Almost all of the weapons and gear described above (and much more of the same, such as the «restricted» and armor - piercing Teflon - coated bullet) are readily available to all but the obviously insane, and much of it can be purchased by mail.

There are nine bullet holes in it, all made by Weatherby bullets, alongside a number of dents and smears made by other hunting bullets and even by a.50 caliber machine - gun slug and a.30 - 06 «armor - piercing» bullet.

On the military front, the Army is testing an armor - piercing bullet called a kinetic energy penetrator for use by ground - attack jets and armored vehicles, while the Navy evaluates lightweight amorphous - alloy fragmentation bombs.

From there, wounded by an errant bullet that pierced the prostitute's heart and went through to our «hero,» Blake now has a bounty on his head (it seems Byrne was the son of Robert Mitchum) and becomes an unwilling desperado.

Only in the case of an unwanted attack the Sentinel shows its true nature — it is designed to withstand vicious threats including penetration by 7.62 mm high velocity, armor piercing incendiary bullets.

People whose bodies had been pierced and torn by bullets were yelling loudly, calling out for help.

A group of men and women who had been pierced by stray bullets came running next.

This installation borrows its title from a series of drawings by Donald Moffett (born San Antonio, 1955) rendered in fudge on paper pierced with a bullet shot by his friend, Robert Beck (born Towson, Maryland, 1959).

The series of bronze works are made from wooden African sculptures that the artist collected, dipped in wax, and transmogrified with piercing bullets and then subsequently cast in bronze and accompanied by a video recording their «ballistic» sculpting.

Also as part of that work, she photographed Zuaiter's bullet - pierced pages, for display by the gallery entrance.

On view at the Met, this installation borrows its title from the series of drawings rendered by Donald Moffett on paper pierced with a bullet shot by his friend Robert Beck.