Sentence examples for fired things from inspiring English sources

"It was very simple things like severance if you get fired, things like having clearer salary minimums for each position, a clearer way to talk about raises, promotions," said Anna Merlan, another worker active in the campaign.

He could have fired things up in a different way after the Giants won the game.

Campaign staffers on the attack can create a Twitter frenzy, but the Rosen flap likely wouldn't have exploded if the Romney campaign hadn't fired things up further.

PENCE: Well, first, let me say, I appreciated the "you're hired," "you're fired" thing, Senator.

By 6 30 a.m., they are ready to fire things up.

Replacing the switch and realigning any problem wiring should fire things up.

If you are not used to them, shun artificial sweeteners, high-fat foods and energy bars, as all may fire things up.

The deep means that we are firing things at the proton that go deep, further than its 'surface' which is actually nothing more than a spherical ish) force field.

As it turns out, Sprint's just test firing things right now.

Thanks to some data mined out of a third-party app, we've got a pretty good idea where T-Mobile is starting to fire things up.

One common fear: China is fixing for a Ronald Reagan-style Star Wars scenario whereby it could fire things at other countries and intercept incoming missiles.