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to demolish by gunfire, to destroy by shelling; to shoot to pieces
The attackers demolished the outer wall by gunfire.
to get one's eye in, to practise one's aim; to warm up
The shooter first needs to get his eye in before the competition.
to fixate on, to target; to single out
The media had fixated on the defence minister.
to score, to shoot in; to put away
The striker scored to make it 1–1.
to inject capital, to contribute funds; to put money in
The shareholders had to inject additional capital.
to put bread in the oven, to load bread into the oven
The baker puts the loaves into the hot oven.
to sight in, to zero; to calibrate
The hunter is sighting in his new rifle at the shooting range.
to drive in, to shoot in; to fire into place
The tradesman drove the plug into the wall.
to interleave, to insert blank sheets
The bookbinder interleaved blank sheets between the printed sheets.
to insert the weft, to shoot the weft; to pass the weft through
The loom inserts the weft across the warp.
to rush in, to surge in; to shoot in
After the lock was opened, the water rushed in.
