Sentence examples for generally fired from inspiring English sources

Both culverins and cannon-of-battery generally fired cast-iron balls.

Workers who try to unionize to defend their rights are generally fired.

Such artillery rocket systems, or multiple-launch rocket systems, generally fired rockets of 100 to 150 millimetres in diameter and had ranges of 12 to 18 miles.

B'Tselem, an Israeli human rights organisation, describes a flechette shell as "an anti-personnel weapon that is generally fired from a tank.

The lust for true crime is generally fired by a notion that bad people are good fun, so long as one doesn't have to share a dark alley with them.

Generally fired by a tank and described as an "imprecise weapon" ill-suited to combat in a built-up area, flechette shells explode in the air above a target, sending out a cone of thousands of tiny steel darts each no more than 4cm (1.57 ins) long.

Covert handguns disguised as mobile phones, generally firing a.22 or 9mm round, have been found all over Europe – but they all appear to be manufactured in the same place, the former Yugoslavia.

Since then, Democrats have been using it to raise money, collect signatures on petitions and generally fire up their base ahead of elections.

The evergreen forests of the Amazon and Congo basins, for example, are generally fire-free because the closed canopy maintains a level of humidity that inhibits burning.

Based on the unfamiliar adage that "where there are no pictures, there is generally fire", this is the panic you get when you can't even tell what people are posting because your battery has died.

Generally, fire exclusion in fire-dependent ecosystems such as grasslands results in encroachment of shrubs and trees (Roques et al. 2001, Wigley et al. 2009).