Sentence examples for firing price from inspiring English sources
They were, though, more subtle than Trump, who, after joking about firing Price, added, "He'd better get Senator Capito to vote for it!"—a reference to Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia, who so far has been hesitant to jettison the interests of her constituents to vote for her party's miserable health-care bill.
The president also left open the possibility of firing Price, telling reporters "we'll see" whether he remains at HHS.
Ms. Goldy, the broker in Riverdale, cited rapid-fire price rises in her neighborhood.
Besides, even without the compatibility issues (which might be resolved), Google will not be able to launch a wireless-enabled tablet at a Kindle Fire price.
The president also told reporters that he is looking into the controversy, and said "we'll see" when asked if he would fire Price. .
Once this market catches fire, prices will plummet.
Merrill Lynch agreed to be bought at a fire-sale price.
Countrywide was bought recently at a fire-sale price by Bank of America.
Siemens is less keen to expand in this area, but it may be tempted by a fire-sale price.
Mr. Gildea was a trader at Bear Stearns before it was sold to JPMorgan Chase at a fire-sale price.
If Microsoft sees value in keeping the Nook going, it could get it at a fire-sale price.
