Sentence examples for been fired from two from inspiring English sources

Before that, I'd been fired from two jobs in the music industry, so I was feeling quite unsure of myself.

In 2008, Dr. Ravanal issued a report concluding that the gunshot wounds were not consistent with a suicide and the shots had most likely been fired from two different weapons.

Church officials said the pastor, the Rev. James A. Forsythe, had resigned, saying that he had been fired from two secular jobs since it was reported that he had failed to register as a sex offender and that he could no longer afford to be a pastor.

The city's Department of Investigation excoriated the School Construction Authority for failures that included hiring as its supervisor for the project a man who was married to an authority employee but who, the investigators said, had little construction experience and had been fired from two previous jobs overseeing construction.

He stated simply that the 16 cartridge casings found at the scene of the shooting had been fired from two 9-millimeter pistols used in previous attacks in Athens for which the Sect of Revolutionaries claimed responsibility: the murder of a police officer in June 2009 and two attacks in February of that year, one on a police station and another on a private television channel, Alter.

The shot appeared to have been fired from one of the houses, possibly from a rooftop, the police said.

But witnesses said that there had been a group of gunmen and that bullets had been fired from three directions.

A young woman complained that since coming to Seoul three years ago, she had been fired from three jobs because her bosses felt that she did not show enough initiative.

He had been fired from four different private providers of services to the developmentally disabled before the state hired him to care for the same vulnerable population.

The state's ballistics expert eventually testified that the lethal bullet could have been fired from three types of gun present on the night of the crime: a.380, a.357, or a 9-millimetre.

Writing under the moniker "Dare," he denounced his "scam" education, expressed frustration over his continued unemployment ("How many applications... is a lot?") and revealed that he had been fired from five jobs — including one, at a hamburger restaurant, that he lost because he left while in the throes of what he called a "mental breakdown".