Sentence examples for fired means from inspiring English sources
Moira Bagley, spokesman for Paul, says that, for the senator, "fired" means "actual job termination," meaning no longer working at the State Department.
The intense scrutiny when shots are fired means they are less trigger-happy than their US counterparts.
Does a 10-year-old even know what the word "fired" means?
And in this line of work, when you start to screw up on the job, they don't just have security escort you to the elevator with your property in a cardboard box: for Julian Noble, getting "fired" means just that.
After she disclosed that she'd been fired from her position (followed by a bit of a debate on what being "fired" meant), the story went quiet.
To fire means to reach θ = π mod 2 π, or equivalently, v = ∞.
What does Jeff Sessions' firing mean for Mueller and the Trump-Russia inquiry?
Richard Epstein (1984) puts the point succinctly: "Harder to fire mean harder to hire".
Interneurons clustered according to mean firing rate, mean width at half the maximum amplitude of the waveform, and mean temporal offset from peak to trough.
Furthermore, losing "everything" in a fire can mean taking up to two years to resettle.
Scrutinizing a fire means thinking about it constantly, sometimes even in one's sleep.
