Sentence examples for indeed fired from inspiring English sources

Byrnes was, indeed, fired within weeks, and now is the general manager of the San Diego Padres.

But the jury ruled otherwise, saying Ms. McClain was indeed fired for raising safety concerns of public interest.

In his own message, he acknowledged that Mr. Trump, on his hit NBC reality show, "The Apprentice," had indeed fired him.

The Jets are more likely to retool their offense than jettison Sanchez, and if Schottenheimer is indeed fired, one potential internal replacement is the offensive line coach Bill Callahan, who also coordinates the running game.

Palestinian guerrillas have indeed fired this week on Israeli targets near Ramallah, East Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron and Gaza, leaving five Israelis wounded and two more Palestinians dead.Yet the Israeli government believes that the new threat of revenge bombings is no graver than the dangers that the Israeli public is already facing.

Sprint has indeed fired up their 4G network in Nashville, Tennessee.

While the soldiers, whose activity was not recounted in the article, were indeed firing rifles at stone throwers in the West Bank town of Al Ram last month, the rifles contained rubber bullets.

Indeed, firing rates increased with the increase in the slope of the frequency voltage dependency (Fig.  11 D).

Indeed, firing rates gradually returned to baseline values, reaching 57 ± 8% and 103 ± 14% of baseline after 1 and 2 days, respectively.

Indeed, firing of doublets of action potentials by BCs has been suggested to play key roles in synchronization of spatially distinct neuronal sub-populations during gamma rhythm (Traub et al., 1996).

Indeed, fire does, just as Nordic-Americans deserve our utmost attention, too — or at least the attention of some low-level White House staff member.