Sentence examples for firing like from inspiring English sources

A firing, like a marital breakup, is traumatic, and people react differently.

And now his sons were firing like maniacs, and yet still I could see no blood.

But rather than accept his firing like a "good leaver," in the words of the bank's lawsuit, he fought back.

He said he just couldn't believe it because that soldier was doing something that they were trained never to do, because firing like that you could shoot anybody.

Their extensive lineup means they have two drummers firing like twin engines and still have manpower left over for three guitars, a harmonica, a theremin and even the odd bit of Mackenzie's flute.

The irregular surface with a bit of a glow resulted from accidents in the course of firing, like drips of ash, so it is a literal representation of nature.

But those votes for Russia and Qatar, last December, sparked the latest scandal that has spread, fire-like, since.

Jenkins's edition offers the delights of "Hamlet" and the delights of a "Pale Fire -like novel about "Hamlet" scholars.

Fire likes oxygen -- how do agencies choke the flames?

The hotter and drier it gets the more fire likes it.

The analgesia occurred when patterns of magnetic fields with burst-firing-like configurations were presented for 30 min once every approximately 4 s.