Sentence examples for for having fired from inspiring English sources

On Friday, it blamed the militants for having fired rockets from civilian areas.

An article last Thursday about Trudie Styler misstated the year in which she and her husband, Sting, were ordered to pay damages for having fired their pregnant chef.

"In the light of these contradictions [in Pistorius' testimony], one does not really know what his explanation is for having fired the fatal shots," he said.

He was suing university and state officials for $2 million for having fired him shortly after he dropped the Met broadcasts, which were restored over his objections.

He served 11 months in jail for having fired a gun in a shopping mall (no one was hurt) when he was 19, but he turned his life around.

In the same period, he was also fined for having fired a semiautomatic weapon in a Stuttgart pub and was accused of keeping seven unregistered weapons in his house in Bietigheim-Bissingen in southwestern Germany.

Cooking, lighting, heating, and insect repellent were reported as main reasons for having fire events in households in the last 24 hours during the time of air sampling (Table 1).

His commanding officer failed to acknowledge the merit of the plan and chided the candidate for not having fired a single shot.

And the organisers, still struggling for sponsorship, have fired an Australian firm hired to raise cash.Just as damaging are revelations of corruption that lie behind the shambles.

Ms. Palin is known more for people she has fired.

His taste for violence may have fired Goldstein, but it did not enter the political mainstream.