Sentence examples for must be fired from inspiring English sources
They insist that he must be fired.
The red clay that makes both bricks and flowerpots must be fired at a low temperature, and so is porous.
A jolly afternoon was spent lost in rage about reporter Nick Robinson, who must be fired, apparently, for being a lackey of the metropolitan elite.
Any translator of Chekhov is familiar with Chekhov's rule: introduce a rifle in Act I, and it must be fired by Act III.
Just as a gun that appears in Act I of a play must be fired before the curtain closes, a second treasure trove demands a second expedition.
Fittingly, Wisconsin made it to the official Final Four as well -- as the popular basketball idiom goes, they must be firing on all cylinders.
The volume of media coverage created the perception that where there's smoke, there must be fire, and a general presumption of guilt resulted.
As of 18 months ago you probably don't need planning permission (check with Planningportal.co.uk) but new building regulations means that all doors that access the stairs – in the entire house – must be fire doors.
That where there is smoke there must be fire, and that if someone takes the time to write down and publish something, they believe in what they are saying.
Mr. Toledo said that Mr. Montesinos must first be fired and face criminal charges and that elections then be held in four or five months with a transition government meanwhile.
