Sentence examples for it would fire him from inspiring English sources

"Walter told me their Scottish-born coach Bill Jeffrey decided to make my dad captain because he thought it would fire him up a bit and be a feather in his cap".

–robert kraft If a manager of mine ever said someone was indispensable, I'd fire him.

"I find it ironic that they would fire him over an incident for which a jury who heard evidence the board never did found him not guilty," Mr. Solomon said.

But how and when Trump would fire him — and how it would be rationalized to the public — was the subject of considerable debate.

It's really sad, and pathetic, that Trump would fire him".

The CVC co-founder Donald Mackenzie said last November: "If it is proven that Mr Ecclestone has done anything that is criminally wrong, we would fire him".

He was sure his boss would fire him when he saw the pictures.

Bogdan Ghirda is paid £70 a month to do what most bosses would fire him for.

Remember the college president who was asked whether the football coach was afraid that the president would fire him?

He might have also thought that President Lincoln would fire him if he withdrew his forces, as Lincoln did earlier with General McClellan.

If he hired an answering service, that church would fire him.