Sentence examples for it would be firing from inspiring English sources

The news comes a mere week after AOL, which is preparing to spin off from Time Warner and go public, said it would be firing at least 1,000 employees and spend about $200 million cleaning house prior to the planned IPO.

The day before the march was to be held, the militia launched the heaviest fighting in two months, killing 22 people, and the march was cancelled, for fear that it would be fired upon.

It was possible that I would be fired.

Perhaps I would be fired.

In other words, I would be fired.

The second officer merely thought it strange that a ship would be firing rockets at night.

However, many such small patches would be firing independently.

"The center would be closed, or I'd be fired".

McMahon warned that if Bischoff did not go through it, he would be fired.

They refused to allow their remarks to be attributed to them by name, saying the administration of Commissioner William Willett had made it clear they would be fired if they discussed the case with a reporter.

The officers who were cited face a variety of punishments, from letters of reprimand to formal misconduct charges, which carry a maximum penalty of dismissal, although a senior police official said it was unlikely anyone would be fired.