Sentence examples for might not fire from inspiring English sources
In other words, old SA-7s might not fire.
A place cell that increases its firing in one location of an environment might fire in an unrelated location when the animal is placed in another environment, or it might not fire at all, a property called remapping.
The shutter might not fire the first time if it's not armed already, of course, in which case just wind the camera on.
I have worked here for a long time, so I might not be fired, but I might lose a chunk of my salary".
The other dissenter was Justice Champ Lyons, who argued that override was wrong in a "close case like this one, where the evidence suggests a possibility that Jackson might not have fired the fatal shot".
If I had paid more attention to cost effectiveness, HP might not have fired me".
The cars — especially that new small Focus — just might not catch fire.
The cars — especially that new, small Focus — might not catch fire.
"It's a Russian Mosin Nagant that looks like it might not have been fired in 80 years, but was extremely well preserved.
Di Venuto's pupils might not have always fired this summer, but England's batting coach Graham Gooch has far fewer positives to muse on at team breakfasts.
