Sentence examples for fire fine from inspiring English sources

Cantor has said the tape persuaded her to fire Fine.

Siock was referring to the allegations of sexual abuse that led Syracuse to fire Fine on Sunday night, ending his tenure during his 36th season at his alma mater.

While that sorts itself out, Andy Katz writes on ESPN.com that Coach Jim Boeheim isn't planning on stepping aside, and this look by The Syracuse Post-Standard inside the university's decision to fire Fine does not reveal much sentiment to kick him out.

Syracuse's chancellor, Nancy Cantor, wrote in USA Today on Thursday that Syracuse would have fired Fine if the tape had become public in 2003, and that if it came up in the 2005 investigation, the university would have gone "straight to authorities".

The inventors of the machine--which works by firing fine beams of atomic nuclei at other atoms--are not billing it as a possible source of energy, but they say it could serve as a portable source of neutrons and of x-rays for medical therapies.

On Sunday evening, several hours after ESPN made the tape recordings public, Syracuse fired Fine from his position on the coaching staff of the men's basketball team.

Government officials do not want to commit to more than Congress has appropriated because, under the Anti-Deficiency Act, they can be fired, fined and even jailed for doing that.

Meanwhile, Manilla wants anyone caught setting the fires fined.

Santos's replacement, Ignasi Miquel, and Marouane Chamakh combined for Yossi Benayoun to fire a fine volleyed riposte.

I mean, building a Jenga village and then setting it on fire is fine, too.

But I have known enough of tears, Fire is fine and so is ice, Relieve me of these worldly fears.