Sentence examples for but not fire from inspiring English sources

Latest reports say the dragon is breathing but not fire.

Expert communities outside the military reinforced this disparity in organizational capability to predict blast damage but not fire damage.

"There will be a lot of motion, smoke — but not fire — as we go through the regulatory process.

They cannot always give assignments to the teacher they think best, because of seniority rules; they can recruit but not fire directly; and since the 1990 teachers' contract, principals cannot even regularly review teachers' lesson plans.

"Collegian Editor Will Keep His Job," it said, reporting that an independent review board that oversees The Collegian had decided to admonish, but not fire, the editor who had approved a vulgar, four-word editorial about President Bush in a space that would usually run to hundreds of words.

First, a cell may have a fixed activity peak timing from the beginning of the session, but not fire on every trial.

To avoid later accusations of having provided state aid, the government could charge a reasonable (but not fire-sale) fee (for example, 1%, raising a figure in the £100s of millions) for its underwriting service.

The three senior officials were disciplined but not fired.

She should have been suspended for a month, but not fired.

Despite warnings, this examiner kept cheating and was caught twice but not fired.

The three officials were responsible for "gross mismanagement" at the facility, the Air Force said, and were disciplined but not fired.