Sentence examples for might fire back from inspiring English sources
To which a brassy Spartan might fire back: "Good.
It was just the ticket for ducking journalists, who might fire back by reminding the vice president that Congress is suing him not to get his notes, but a list of whom he met with.
Before you blame the blogs, contrarians might fire back that the establishment media regularly delivers opinion as fact in tilted coverage.
"I wish he had tried to break out … Not that police should ever be executioners, but if he was firing on us then we would have been forced to fire back and he might have just seen what it was like to be fired back at".
If I hadn't been feeding my 3-month-old a bottle while simultaneously using my feet to kick a soccer ball to my 4-year-old, I might have fired back a pithy witticism.
It had to fire back to survive.
To his credit – or, perhaps, because he aware he was surrounded by Austenophiles who might fire the quote back at him – Carney proactively drew attention to the line when he delivered a speech at Jane Austen's House Museum in Chawton, Hampshire, on Wednesday to confirm that the author would appear on £10 notes, probably from 2017.
