Sentence examples for fired them over from inspiring English sources

Reason: The station fired them over their never-aired story on the potentially harmful effects of Monsanto's bovine growth hormone.

Reason: The station fired them over their never-aired story on the potentially harmful effects of Monsanto's bovine growth hormone (BGH).

So when SHADED finally put the finishing touches on a few accompanying recordings ("Dwell" and "Incepted") to complete the Dwell EP with "Thumppp," he fired them over to the Sci + Tec label boss Dubfire, who wisely didn't hesitate a moment longer to release them.

This is something that North Korea has been doing to test its missiles without firing them over Japan, an even more incendiary move.

But with the Mayor acting swiftly to discipline the employees, lawyers advising the city workers questioned whether the city had the right to fire them over what the lawyers portrayed as a free-speech issue.

Ted Cruz is going to either say his account was compromised or a member of staff with access to the account faved it by accident, and an upper member of his team's management is currently weighing up which intern to ceremonially throw under the bus by firing them over this (imagine getting fired from your job because Ted Cruz got too horny: unthinkable).

After failing to score a point in their previous two outings, St George Illawarra got back in the winner's circle as fullback Josh Dugan fired them to a 19-14 win over Gold Coast.

Charlie Strutton made it six goals in five games for Braintree to fire them to victory over nine-man Chester.

Stirling Albion closed in on the League Two play-off positions after Craig Beattie came off the bench to fire them to a win over Arbroath.

If we cannot fire them all and start over then let's at least pick the next pope from outside Rome, outside the College of Cardinals.

Most have a maximum range of roughly five miles, which means that rocket crews can set up their weapons in Pakistan and fire them over the border at several American-Afghan outposts.