Sentence examples for confident fire from inspiring English sources

If you're not feeling confident, fire several shots.

Over 40 pitches, Martin said he learned that Hughes threw his cutter for strikes and was confident firing his fastball to either side of the plate.

Officials said they were confident the fire would not affect electricity supplies.

Experts have been called in to review strategy, and everyone seems confident the fire will be out within weeks.

Despite the damage in the north of the state, Allen is confident the fires won't disrupt the overall weed supply chain in California.

"If he's that close, I'm confident he will fire," the trainer said.

Then, I crafted a reply that confident sellers could fire back.

The bark on a pile of logs flips from flatness to illusionistic relief, and one has to come surprisingly close to the flames in a fireplace, or a series of windows, set against inky black backgrounds, before one feels confident that the fire is not photographic and the windows are not real cutouts.

This will make you the most confident, and confidence is a sure fire way to get a boy to notice you.

This was a new-look Chancellor on fire; funny, confident, highly political, and dare one say it, relishing every second of what was, give or take, a raft of good economic news for business and some populist measures for pensioners and savers.

Your lead is usually someone who is as on fire and confident about your business as you are.