Sentence examples for determined to fire from inspiring English sources
"Ohlmeyer was determined, absolutely determined, to fire Norm Macdonald," he said.
Demouge has completed his free-transfer from Dutch side FC Utrecht on a two-year deal and added he was determined to fire them into the Championship.
By a vote of eight to one, the regents determined to fire Churchill.
Together, these data show that different neuronal subtypes respond with drastically different response kinetics when stimulated with ChR2, and that the proper photostimulation parameters should be determined to elicit the desired firing output in target neurons.
This is not the first time that a foreign organisation in Russia has come under attack from the tax authorities, or experienced endless visits from the fire brigade, determined to find a breach of fire safety regulations, or finds suddenly that its registration documents do not match Russian law.
Their success this season has been built on the ferocity of their defence but Leeds were clearly determined to fight fire with fire, which produced a brutal contest including two controversial incidents that could land Carl Ablett and Ryan Bailey in disciplinary trouble next week.
Determined to fight fire with fire, the Defense Department wants bomb makers to develop a class of relatively small nuclear arms -- ranging from a fraction the size of the Hiroshima bomb to several times as large -- that could pierce rock and reinforced concrete and turn strongholds into radioactive dust.
Determined to fight fire with fire, the White House authorizes a retaliatory strike.
From then on, the Forest Service determined to suppress fire on sight, giving rise to the famous "10 a.m. policy," under which every fire was to be controlled the morning after it was sighted.
The question of what Hamas wants from the end of the present conflict is complicated by the fact that in the last two days its armed wing has seemed determined to continue its fire into Israel.
In TV debates with a combination of up to six rival leaders she emerged as fluent, confident and determined to put some leftwing fire into a Miliband-led government if she had a veto.
