Sentence examples for anyone fired from inspiring English sources

Designed by Harrison & Abramovitz, it's in that safe, orthodox modernism that wouldn't get anyone fired.

And then the paper, which, as Raines noted, "never fired anyone", fired him.

If anyone fired a gun here, it'd be to shoot out a TV set.

But the new rules allow only members of the fourth level or lower to appeal such dismissals, rather than anyone fired, as is the case now.

Anyone fired up enough to want to impeach the president would already know that the Bush administration had discussed going into Iraq long before Sept. 11, and anyone unaware would hardly stay awake through this deadly presentation.

I wasn't angry, I didn't ask to make a formal complaint, I wasn't trying to get anyone into trouble, I'm not trying to get anyone fired, I didn't threaten legal action – I just thought they might like to know how the actions of some of their staff made me feel.

This looks like part of a familiar pattern: troops move into an area, kill anyone firing a machine gun, then move on to the next, bigger target hoping they have left behind a functioning government.

There is some doubt that Lafley, or anyone, can fire up the old tanker.

There is some doubt whether Lafley, or anyone, can fire up the old tanker and keep up the pace.

The Israeli government has pledged to retaliate in force if anyone fires over the border something any one of the thousands of armed and jubilant men driving along the frontier road could easily do.

And during the Bush Administration people were saying, "Why didn't anyone get fired for the Iraq War?" And the same question applies now: Why hasn't anyone been fired because of the financial crisis?