Sentence examples for is fired so from inspiring English sources

The depressions are then filled in with the enamel and the piece is fired so that the enamel melts.

By way of today radar-, landr- and GPS-guided munitions, the standard of practice is that that a payload is fired so many thousands of feet up, and so many miles away from the target that one never knows or sees what is coming.

"If I'm fired, so be it".

He's been fired, so he'll just work at the going wage for ever.

It is so quiet here – not a bullet has been fired so far.

You need to allow about a week for it to be fired, so leave enough time.

Under the deal, teachers could not simply be fired, so they were put in a pool known as the Absent Teacher Reserve.

"I expected to be fired, so the discomfort I felt was not just being new to movies.

No one was fired, so no one is denying that the ranks were filled with patronage and political hires — earning the ire of most Greeks.

But while scores of people have been injured, and shots have been fired, so far, miraculously, nobody seems to have been killed.

There is enmity between Claudio Ranieri, who built the nucleus of the Chelsea squad before being fired so that José Mourinho could replace him.