Light a candle and gently burn the sides, careful not to catch fire, as it may eat up a big part of the paper.
This is a game: you're not trying to actually hurt anyone, just gently poke or fire on them so they know they're out.
To assist Mr. Gregory, Samuel Baxter, a Gold Coat who fatally shot a co-worker, firing six times, gently reminds him about bed making and schedules.
Reading "Humorists" is not itself quite a perfect and supreme experience, but it's a pleasure to sit around the gently crackling fire that is Mr. Johnson's mind.
Last week, at The New Republic, Ann Friedman sketched us a soft, attenuated portrait of such "ladies", and, in short, I want to light it gently on fire and drop it in a gasoline pentagram through the nearest semi-ironic knitting circle.
(His father was also his trainer, though Shane fired him — gently, by all accounts — in 2004, during his losing streak).
Most of the modernized dishes are handled with restraint and good taste, like an appetizer of squid with crunchy bacon bits in a white wine and tequila sauce fired up, gently, with chipotle chilies.
After firing, its first-stage booster was supposed to return to Earth and gently land on a ship parked in the Atlantic.
If Burton insists that Hathaway be fired, Herbst should gently tell him that $7 million is not nearly enough to influence personnel decisions.
Do not take lessons from Donald Trump! Offer a softer "You're fired!" by apologizing, gently explaining that she no longer has a job with the company, offering the reason why (economy, poor job performance, downsizing), and then seamlessly moving into any important details like finishing projects, severance, last day, etc. Do it quickly.
Should all the billions of gently burning little fires cease to burn, the physical chemist Eugene Rabinowitch has said, "no heart could beat, no plant could grow upward defying gravity, no amoeba could swim, no sensation could speed along a nerve, no thought could flash in the human brain".
