Sentence examples for enough to be fired from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't important enough to be fired.

Of those, six were considered senior enough to be fired.

Both countries made deliverable bombs, and Livermore produced one small enough to be fired from a submarine.

Rod Graves certainly did enough to be fired with the Cardinals, but Whisenhunt was like a poker player dealt a pair of twos against pocket aces.

By this time, the Confederates were close enough to be fired on by artillery canister and Alexander Hays' division unleashed very effective musketry fire from behind 260 yards of stone wall, with every rifleman of the division lined up as many as four deep, exchanging places in line as they fired and then fell back to reload.

Blow on it gently until the flame is big enough to be fire, and then transfer it into your fire pit - be careful not to smother it!

Losing the way the Trojans have lost was enough for Kiffin to be fired at a university with a rich history and expectation of success.

Also, Korean potters working in western Japan discovered clay with a kaolin content high enough to allow vessels to be fired to the hard, fine surface classified as porcelain.

Most people work just hard enough to escape being fired.

The principle of "up or out" would become universal: if you don't do well enough to be promoted, you get fired.

— Angels farm director Bobby Scales has a nickname for players like Matt Long, a 26-year-old outfielder who does several things well but not well enough to be tabbed a sure-fire major league prospect.