The phrase "firing spree" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an instance where a company or person fires multiple people in a short amount of time. For example: Following the company's financial losses, the CEO went on a firing spree, letting go of 15 employees within a week.
Will assembled the partners to relieve Alicia of her duties and went on a firing spree to stop the fourth years from getting client files.
After eight years with the company, in March 2004, Runnels requested and was granted her release from WWE prior to a massive firing spree.
But Graham's comments make clear that the political backlash for a firing spree like that might be too great if Trump wants to keep any friends in Congress.
For some context on just how bad things are at this moment compared to October 1973 when an embattled Richard Nixon went on his own firing spree in hopes of scuttling the Watergate probe—I called up my favorite legal scholar, Noah Feldman.
A lot like Black Kids and MGMT, in fact, and those other, more established practitioners of "wonder-rock": Arcade Fire, Polyphonic Spree, Midlake, Mercury Rev and Flaming Lips.
Norwegian six-piece Team Me blend prog and indie sensibilities to make music that bursts with energy and ebullience, recalling the work of acts such as Arcade Fire, Polyphonic Spree and early Broken Social Scene.
A teenager shot four neighbors here on Saturday, including a 2-year-old girl, then went on a 20-mile shooting spree, apparently firing at people at random, the police said.
A14 Oklahoma Shooting Rampage Daniel Fears, a teenager in Oklahoma, shot four neighbors, including a 2-year-old girl, then went on a 20-mile shooting spree, apparently firing at people at random, before surrendering.
Likened to Arcade Fire and The Polyphonic Spree, Ebert's ensemble of musical minstrels first made it mainstream in 2009, appearing on David Letterman's chat show in the US with their aptly titled first album, Up from Below.
He is clearly hoping that a new expropriation spree will fire up his supporters, at least long enough to keep his allies from suffering heavy defeats in November's state and municipal elections.
Instead of fulfilling customers' orders, Knight's computers went on an out-of-control spree of rapid-fire buying and selling.
