Sentence examples for fire for doing from inspiring English sources

The Times has not always made that kind of decision, sometimes agreeing to government requests and coming under fire for doing so.

However, sending well-meaning but inexperienced westerners to work on short-term projects in developing countries has come under fire for doing more harm than good.

But this is not about excluding half the country or filtering conservative opinions on Facebook's platform (which the company has come under fire for doing in the past).

Yet, she noted, only Mr. Djindjic's allies have even dared to link the discovery of such crimes to the chauvinistic patriotism and blinding propaganda encouraged by Mr. Milosevic, and have come under fire for doing so.

Gov. David A. Paterson steered state grants to the hospital while he was state Senate minority leader, and he came under fire for doing so, in part, while his wife, Michelle Paige Paterson, was employed as an Albany lobbyist for the hospital.

Transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin, under fire for doing nothing when he was sent the same damning report as the Americans 11 months ago, will have known that in Tory terms there would be no rewards for being cast as a bleeding-heart green.

"He got fired for doing it, too.

That means that, in some places, they can be legally married but then legally fired for doing so.

In contrast, nobody who gins up these witch-hunts ever seems to get fired for doing so.

"I got fired for doing doughnuts in the Beaver Creek West lot in a big passenger bus," he said.

In any case, when someone is fired for doing a rotten job, you don't have to pretend he just went on a nice long vacation.