Sentence examples for be fired at a from inspiring English sources

The red clay that makes both bricks and flowerpots must be fired at a low temperature, and so is porous.

Such glazes take color well, make a smooth surface and can be fired at a low temperature.

Losing the way the Trojans have lost was enough for Kiffin to be fired at a university with a rich history and expectation of success.

That is precisely the sort of distance from which an unguided rocket-propelled grenade might be fired at a lightly armoured military vehicle, and just the sort of speed such a vehicle might be travelling at.

That is precisely the sort of distance from which an unguided rocket-propelled grenade might be fired at a lightly armoured military vehicle, and precisely the sort of speed such a vehicle might be travelling at.

The new president will need to decide whether to keep thousands of American nuclear weapons on hair-trigger alert, ready to be fired at a moment's notice, or to eliminate this potentially catastrophic cold war posture.

No coaches figure to be fired at an airport after Monday night's game.

Also, mortars were fired at a Spanish base near Najaf.

In the other, a weapon, apparently of the same class, is fired at a passing jet.

Rockets were fired at a British diplomat's convoy in Benghazi in June.

During a "carefully planned and professionally executed armed robbery", a firearm was fired at a supervisor.