Sentence examples for fired just a from inspiring English sources

Last May he was fired, just a couple of weeks after an exuberant e-mail to some friends made its way around the world and came to the attention of his bosses.

Mr. Letterman, who has had several run-ins with the CBS management, demanded that somebody be fired (he quickly added he didn't really want anyone fired, just a statement that someone had been fired) as well as an apology -- and not from a "CBS stooge," as he put it, but somebody of real importance.

They will be standing up for fellow workers like 67-year-old Rosa Valenzuela, who was fired just a month short of her 20th anniversary at Walmart.

You can be fired just because a new manager doesn't like the sound of your voice.

It was in fact Norwich who went closest to getting a third when Redmond fired just wide from a free-kick on the edge of the box.

Johnny Russell, who had replaced Goodwillie in the starting line-up, fired just wide after a clever turn.

Snodgrass also fired just wide from a 35-yard free-kick with Isaac Hayden and Adama Diomande wasting other chances.

Perici Calascione admitted the season had been a disappointment: he had fired just one shot in a week – and missed.

That pass, fired just before halftime, led to a touchdown for Green Bay.

It fires just like a real semi-automatic pistol.

"The fires just keep coming," observes Scott Stephens, a professor at Cal's Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management and one of the nation's foremost authorities on wildfire science.