Sentence examples for firing means from inspiring English sources

He was the first person to move directly from an assistant position in college to a head coaching job in the N.B.A. His firing means the Bobcats will have a third coach in three seasons.

This has been the main job of The Indianapolis Star's Bob Kravitz for a while now and he's guessing the Caldwell firing means the Colts really are moving on to their Manning-less future.

But a question lingered: whether the firing meant that the Times-Picayune would join the ranks of newspapers that no longer publish regular restaurant reviews, like The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Bottom: average firing (mean ± SEM) relative to bout onset for AgRP neurons (green) and ARCinh neurons (purple).

Population changes in firing (mean: black horizontal bars; SEM: gray) were not significant for any class (AgRP neurons: p = 0.15; ARCinh neurons, p = 0.11; ARCother neurons; p = 0.37), likely due to within-class variability in baseline firing.

Scrutinizing a fire means thinking about it constantly, sometimes even in one's sleep.

And setting your phone on fire means you can't call a cab after the show".

"I think that cease-fire means that the Israelis should withdraw to the '67 border".

If in Gilo no sniper fire means no wall, so in Gaza no missiles would mean no blockade.

The intense scrutiny when shots are fired means they are less trigger-happy than their US counterparts.

Now there is a new rapid-fire means of transmitting misinformation nationwide, even worldwide, via e-mail and the Internet.