Sentence examples for fired properly from inspiring English sources

If it had been fired properly, in an arc, they contend, it would have flown hundreds of yards.

Even when fired properly, the Projector gave off a large cloud of smoke which could take up to a minute to clear and revealed the weapon's position.

Lead-based underglazes with a protective non-lead overglaze will probably be safe initially, if the glaze was fired properly.

In a culture of astrocytes and neurons, derived from human stem cells, he measured whether synapses were firing properly.

The engines all appeared to fire properly, but the second stage started a slow spin that accelerated as it reached orbit, more than what was expected.

The game Suikoden III cannot read data from a first-generation PlayStation, while a virtual gun in one of the Biohazard games will not fire properly.

Today with a vibrant multiculture society we have -- and an 81/4percentnt sales tax and no -- and a huge income tax, we can't even pay our teachers properly or police or fire properly.

"In the brain, SNX27 keeps certain receptors on the cell surface — receptors that are necessary for neurons to fire properly," said the study's senior author, Huaxi Xu, in a statement released by the institute.

As Lewis Page shows, taxpayers had to stump up more than £90m to modify the army's standard SA80 rifle after soldiers found they could not rely on it firing properly (the SAS chose another weapon entirely).

It's a part of the brain that plays a role in mood regulation and motivation, and it wasn't firing properly or communicating well with the left side of her brain.

But Strauss has yet to fire properly, Jonathan Trott, while a sea of calm at the crease, needs to score heavily to reinforce the reputation gained from his debut century, and Kevin Pietersen has yet to rediscover the game that makes him unique.