Sentence examples for originally fired from inspiring English sources

Midfielder Richmond Forson said the number of injuries could have been much higher had the gunmen not originally fired on the wrong bus.

Originally fired up by Michael Gove's ill-fated English baccalaureate certificates and disappointment with Labour, the group became a lightning rod for frustrations felt by scores more heads.

A few days later, Abe Foxman, president of the anti-Defamation League, who had originally fired off a lengthy memo attacking our broadcast, sent a new memo to Don Hewitt: "Judge Kama rejects some of the claims the officials made and came closer to some of the conclusions raised by 60 Minutes.

During the manufacturing process the stone was originally fired at much higher temperatures than a self cleaning oven.

Cacus and Caca, in Roman religion, brother and sister, respectively, originally fire deities of the early Roman settlement on the Palatine Hill, where "Cacus' stairs" were later situated.

In 1994, a doctor from Qiryat Arba, Baruch Goldstein, originally of Brooklyn, fired on Muslims at prayer there.

"I got the part when the young man originally cast was fired," Carey told Sight and Sound in 2004.

His interests and imagination had been fired originally by stays at the family's holiday cottage in Kent, which lay on the continuation of Watling Street south of Canterbury.

At a morning press conference, police said Houser, originally from Alabama, fired 13 shots with a.40-caliber handgun and had parked his car near The Grand 16 Theatre's exit door.

The handgun Mr. Foxworth fired was originally bought in Wilmington, N.C., Mr. Kelly said.

When told that one officer, Lt. Ronald Oliver, had been killed, Mr. Workman originally assumed he had fired the fatal shot.