Sentence examples for officially fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Turan did not formally resign, nor did the board officially fire him, though it had grounds to do so, the audit said.

The university didn't officially fire Nassar until two years later, in September 2016.

Before you officially fire your old attorney, its a good idea to hire a new one - especially if your case is still in progress.

The guy who fired H., and who had officially fired me, got fired.

On 26 October he was officially fired from his job at the CBC.

Phillips officially fired Robson because of the Mets' problems with situational hitting.

After yesterday's 14-2 drubbing against the Yankees in the Bronx — during which the few brave Sox fans still watching were treated to images of the hated Yankees celebrating their trip to the playoffs — the Bobby V deathwatch went into full effect, with the over-under betting speculation for when he'd be officially fired landing somewhere around 2 P.M. today.

After yesterday's 14-2 drubbing against the Yankees in the Bronx during which the few brave Sox fans still watching were treated to images of the hated Yankees celebrating their trip to the playoffs the Bobby V deathwatch went into full effect, with the over-under betting speculation for when he'd be officially fired landing somewhere around 2 P.M. today.

So much so, in fact, that they're prepping to launch their first LTE devices early next week… before their LTE network is even officially fired up.

After a few fleeting appearances over the past few weeks, ol' Yellow has just announced that their 4G/WiMax network will be officially fired up on December 28th in cities around the bay.

A collective "Yay!" can today be heard from all the eager data hounds in NYC today, as Sprint/Clearwire have officially fired up 4G WiMAX coverage in New York City, Hartford, New Haven, New Brunswick, Trenton and Tampa, brining the total of 4G-enabled cities to 61.