Sentence examples for fire mate from inspiring English sources

Dunleavy eventually opened his eyes, emitted a breath reeking of stale alcohol, and asked sheepishly, "Where's the fire, mate?" (The body under the desk belonged to another Australian journalist, Mark Morri, who was visiting the Post on an exchange program. The previous evening, Morri had enrolled in Dunleavy's orientation course for antipodean reporters seeking fame and fortune in New York).

Dunleavy eventually opened his eyes, emitted a breath reeking of stale alcohol, and asked sheepishly, "Where's the fire, mate?'' (The body under the desk belonged to another Australian journalist, Mark Morri, who was visiting the Post on an exchange program. The previous evening, Morri had enrolled in Dunleavy's orientation course for antipodean reporters seeking fame and fortune in New York).

The officials said they had begun proceedings to fire the mate, Robert Rush, 57, one of the few members of the 16-member crew who have yet to provide an account of their actions on Oct. 15, when the Andrew J. Barberi smashed into a Staten Island pier, killing 10 passengers in one of the city's worst mass transit accidents in more than 50 years.

Created by US teenager Chris Marion, Fire Hero mates the Raspberry Pi with canisters of propane and a microcontroller to add pyrotechnic effects that synchronise to music being played on an electric guitar.

Elsewhere, Bayern Munich midfielder Ze Roberto has urged his under-fire team-mates to overcome the fear that has enveloped them during a poor start to the season.

England fly-half Toby Flood has backed under-fire team-mate Chris Ashton to come good when they continue their Grand Slam bid against Italy on Sunday.

Ward refused the order and turned with the enemy, drawing his fire so his mates could get a good shot.

Vieira also played Antonsson in for a reasonable chance a minute later only to see his team-mate fire wide in haste.

Not content to stand out in the open and provide the player with an easy target, these drones actually lay down suppressing fire while their mates move to flank the player, and when such action isn't possible, they hurl grenades to draw the player out of cover.

That means it's time for a flashback: suddenly it's 1952, and Nixon is on the verge of walking "through fire" as the running mate of Eisenhower John Ottavinoo).

But according to multiple reports on Friday, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee tried and failed to fire his own running mate ― all before he'd even formally announced who he was.