Sentence examples for one can fire from inspiring English sources
"This way it's better, because now no one can fire me," Ms. Odle said.
"The great thing," Mr. Vanska said later, "is now, when I play the clarinet, no one can fire me".
The rules of the ambush were long ago drilled into them: no one can move, and no one can fire until the patrol leader gives the order.
But I'm working as a volunteer now, so no one can fire me".
The trench lines are not continuous and are designed so that forces in one fortification can fire in front of a nearby trench.
He once told me (perhaps influenced by working under John Junor) that he only ever had truck with editors: "I don't take any nonsense from underlings because the editor is the only one who can fire you".
And that when you have this constant time, it means that cells in one area can fire, and by the time the spikes get to the next area, they will arrive at the time that this population was in its depolarized phase, so that they were most likely to have an impact on these cells.
Interestingly, thalamic contacts with interneurons constitute such a powerful synapse that even one afferent can fire interneurons, thereby driving feedforward inhibition.
And while it may feel like everyone's on the same level when the ties are undone and everyone is lounging around outside of the cubicle confines, only one class can fire the other.
