Sentence examples for be fired during the from inspiring English sources
Far-flung fans on Internet message boards wondered if Hawkins could be fired during the game.
1. JOE PATERNO DIES AT 85 The longtime Penn State coach had become a symbol of integrity in collegiate athletics only to be fired during the 2011 season amid a child sexual abuse scandal that reverberated throughout the nation.
But what if a public editor were to take the view that, since he or she could not practically be fired during the appointment (usually for a minimum of two years), the job was an extraordinary opportunity, not to mention a subsidized one, to truly wage a campaign for righteousness however you viewed it?
It is possible that Spain and the United States are presenting a negative selection of immigrants (see Borjas 2000, chapter 9; Medina and Posso 2009) and Colombian workers in these countries are the first to be fired during the crises.
More precisely, an increase in g SI, as in Figure 1 and throughout this paper, has the net effect that the slow variable h SI becomes even slower so that more spikes can be fired during the time it takes for h SI to relax back to its equilibrium value.
Officials said no shots were fired during the incident.
Jackson coached the Knicks in 1989-90 and was fired during the 1990-91 season.
Franklin was fired during the season, and Auburn ranked eighth in the conference in total offense.
More than 100,000 DU shells were fired during the Gulf war, to knock out Iraqi armour.
Earlier the court was told that 63 bullets were fired during the attack in which the two soldiers died.
