Sentence examples for fired form from inspiring English sources

They appear to have been fired form 6-12 artillery pieces located at two positions.

He saw an "unprecedented level of bombardment coming from the scene accompanied by several salvos of rockets being fired form parts of Gaza, then a sustained barrage of tracer fire".

A study showed that five percent of single fathers were fired form their jobs due to the double burden and another eight percent quit because the double burden became too much of a burden for them to balance both work and the family.

The words Bentley is supposed to have shouted at Craig, "Let him have it", before he fired, formed the vital evidence of joint enterprise at his trial.

And he insisted BizTree had helped him head off potential employee hassles by providing him with hiring and firing forms, and an employee handbook that covers everything from sexual harassment to absenteeism to no-smoking policies.

Almost one year after the October 5, 2017 New York Times article — chronicling Harvey Weinstein's decades of sexual harassment and subsequent firing by his board — set off a tsunami of other #MeToo allegations, Les Moonves' firing forms an uncanny bookend to the year.

Thus, we provide the first evidence that in a complex environment, grid cell firing can form the coherent global pattern necessary for them to act as a metric capable of supporting large-scale spatial navigation.

The United States military and its adversaries have always bunkered down and fired some form of artillery through the air at each other.

The anode-supported substrates were then screen-printed with a La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3−δ (LSCF -LSGM cathode LSCF -LSGMfired to form SOFcathode.

Understanding how these fires form (and how to stop them from growing more intense) may help to bring costs down in the future.

This series of forgotten visions, masterplans for London produced in the aftermath of the great fire, form part of a new a new exhibition at the Royal Institute of British Architects: Creation from Catastrophe – How Architecture Rebuilds Communities.