Fire on
Help
Help verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Both terms in one sentence
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A Smart Gun, on the other hand, could help the user in various ways such as accounting for bullet drop, or refusing to fire on unintended targets.
Source: Smart Gun - In Braveheart, during the Battle of Falkirk, sad music begins to play as the Scottish nobles William Wallace trusted to help them flee the field instead, and the King of England, Edward Longshanks, orders his archers to fire on the infantry fighting in the front.
Source: Sad Battle Music -
Satan (with the help of a stray puppy) manage to talk him down and get him on the verge of a full HeelFace Turn... two mooks with sniper rifles decide to be An Hero and snipe the creature that laughed off tank fire on national TV.
Source: Shooting Superman
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