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Sniping in sentence

14 examples of Sniping in a sentence

This path has brought us cruel, sniping, deepening polarization, and even outbreaks of violence.
If this is loosely based on Carlos Hathcock's sniping, I am guessing that it is a 7mm.
Perhaps the most interesting part was the section on Black Metal, with interviews with both Norwegian church burners and advocates balanced against the Minister of one of said burnt churches without going the easy road into provocations and angry sniping.
It's 1 hour and 49 minutes of mincing, bickering, sniping, and degradation.
For example in movies like 30 days of night (which basically is more of a zombie type movie than vampire)there is the long tedious scenes where they are watching for the vampires through a crowded basements window, or in 28 days later sniping zombies from a rooftop.
But now the talks are running on fumes, with sniping on both sides and the political window for an agreement closing fast.
Worse, every day, many of the city’s residents were wounded and killed by shelling and sniping from the hills surrounding the city, which just a few years earlier had been enlivened by the 1984 Winter Olympics.
But the relentless sniping by its two most important Asian allies has blocked the kind of concrete cooperation needed to help it achieve its main goals, including ensuring a durable, long-term military presence in the region.
Thanks to satellite television, the world had a front-row seat to watch the citizens of Sarajevo, who were kept alive by UN food deliveries, being killed by shelling and sniping from the surrounding hills.
Sarajevo, the capital, suffered three years of sniping, shelling, and starvation tactics that killed thousands of Bosnian Muslims.
Scary stories sell newspapers, but in truth all of this sniping at the Fed is overdone.
Nothing substantial will have changed, but at least the diplomatic and commercial sniping and disruptive uncertainty will be over.
And he neutralizes the Clintons’ famous skill at corrosive sniping and flamboyant stage-hogging – the kind that led Al Gore and Bill Clinton to be on barely speaking terms during the 2000 Presidential campaign.
But rather than sniping at these organizations from the sidelines, we should be working to improve them.