Sentence examples for course fire from inspiring English sources

The administration should, of course, fire Mr. Tanner.

Mr. Saab's company, the Modern Gypsies, combine elaborate costumes and sets with acrobatics, light shows and, of course, fire acts.

By "contract" I mean we'll let you work for us, if things work out, but we can of course fire you at any time.

You can of course fire the camera shutter as well.

As an investor, you can, of course, fire a disappointing portfolio manager yourself;just send in a redemption order.

And of course, Fire HD and Fire HDX users automatically get access to the revamped Underground store.

He means, of course, firing them.

Nelson, a visionary, was of course fired for his trouble.

Some employment lawyers say the ruling represents a new hidden tripwire for managers as they conduct the routine business of running offices and factories: disciplining employees, handing out performance evaluations, sorting out misunderstandings and, of course, firing people.

Of course, firing up the printing presses could ignite a conflagration flooding the economy with money, potentially creating massive inflation, yo-yoing the dollar against other currencies as other central banks are forced to take similar measures.

Of course, firing off a few solid e-mails to game reviewers is a must-do; coverage from a well-read blog is still better than no coverage at all.