Sentence examples for firing for more from inspiring English sources

But tucked at the back of the pub is its Thai restaurant, where woks have been firing for more than 15 years.

By nightfall, aides to Trump were conceding to reporters that Trump was infuriated that Comey would not back up his false accusation that President Obama wiretapped him, and that the aides had been trying to "come up with reasons" to justify the firing for more than a week.

Each trench was dug in a type of zigzag so that no enemy, standing at one end, could fire for more than a few yards down its length.

He described the attackers' feat: they appeared out of nowhere at one of the city's busiest intersections and fired for more than 20 minutes at the van carrying the players to Qaddafi Stadium, and then fled in rickshaws.

In Las Vegas, gunman Stephen Paddock fired for more than 10 minutes, police said, shooting more than 1,000 rounds at the concert venue, nearby airport fuel tanks and in his hotel hallway before turning a gun on himself.

Hence, in addition to the present figure 4, a figure showing i/p firing rate Vs o/p firing rate for more than one data point of i/p firing rate could be included.

This increase in AP firing diminished for more distant positions and was no longer significant for stimulus positions not immediately adjacent to the paired position (p>0.05).

If HB 2881 passes, I could ultimately be fired for nothing more than being born gay.

"While you are sitting in that meeting getting fired, ask for more," he said.

The establishment of a neutral fact-finder gives the umpires some recourse if they are fired, suspended for more than seven days or fined more than $2,000.

By the time the deed was done, Trump had been threatening to fire her for more than half her tenure.