Flew
Shot
Shot noun - A directed propelling of a missile by a firearm or artillery piece.
Both words in one sentence
- You'd never know it from the show, where they were almost always just Those Two Bad Guys who flew in the background and shot at things.
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Poor Communication Kills: The novel has the C-47 on which the protagonists flew to England shot down by a German night fighter that mistook it for an actual Allied plane.
Source: Film / The Eagle Has Landed - She wasn't randomly shot or captured; she randomly flew into a storm due to a newly revealed religious plotline.
Source: The Chris Carter Effect
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