Sentence examples for fire him with from inspiring English sources

Ghomeshi, one of Canada's most popular broadcasters, is fighting CBC's decision to fire him with a lawsuit filed on Monday.

The Yankees won for the first time this series, avoiding elimination and saving Manager Joe Torre's job, at least for a day, after the principal owner George Steinbrenner's public threat to fire him with one more loss.

Take the time to aim when one comes near and fire him with a shotgun point blank.

Because the university fired him with cause, it does not plan to pay him.

The victory was the first for Boston Coach Robbie Ftorek over the Devils since New Jersey fired him with eight games remaining in the 1999-2000 season.

Lewandowski, who said Trump had fired him with "a nice conversation", only grudgingly admitted to having been escorted out of Trump Tower by security.

A gifted and eager student, Lessing acquired a good knowledge of Greek, Hebrew, and Latin, while his admiration for the plays of the Latin dramatists Plautus and Terence fired him with the ambition to write comedies himself.

Johnny's dazed and frightened bafflement at how he ended up a star balances beautifully against Walker's internal conflicts about policing a group that fires him with so much philosophical interest.

(They live in what real estate agents might optimistically call an industrial loft: an abandoned office above the cannery that fired him, with diverted factory runoff for their water supply).

• Hewlett-Packard may have cinched the title for most dysfunctional board ever this year after it first hired Léo Apotheker as chief executive without the full board's bothering to meet him, and then summarily fired him with a severance package that amounted to $25.4 million for 11 months of management turmoil.

Ryan Skeen, who was unhappy as executive chef at Allen & Delancey on the Lower East Side in November, said that he deliberately — and successfully — provoked the restaurant's owner, Richard Friedberg, into firing him with a series of posts on Twitter, culminating in "Get me...out of NYC I can't do it anymore" on Nov. 11.