Sentence examples for out of firing from inspiring English sources

Billy has to talk her out of firing a worker who has serious family problems.

One supporter, Torre said, was Cashman, who talked Steinbrenner out of firing him after the Yankees' 2006 playoff loss.

Graham's mentor, Felix Frankfurter, talked him out of firing Barth, but Graham did print an apologetic note in the paper undermining the original editorial.

Pinckney's cousin Sylvia Johnson told NBC News a survivor of the mass killing had told her Roof said he "had to" keep shooting, as another churchgoer attempted to talk him out of firing his weapon while he reloaded.

Libération described Sarkozy, a PSG fan, as "the Qatari team's 12th man" and alleged that he had to be talked out of firing the sports minister, Chantal Jouanno, for saying she wished PSG's new owners had been French.

Knocked out of firing position every time Liston hit him, Patterson got in no effective blow — the one right hand that he seemed to land on Liston's jaw after the first knockdown proved, on inspection of the fight film, to have grazed off.

Around eight or nine in the evening, a bell sounded to indicate the couvre-feu, or putting out of fires, from which the word "curfew" derives.

Make her a coffee mug, a bowl, or a vase out of fired clay.

That probably would be the best thing that could come out of being fired.

An out-of-control fire in southern Albuquerque burned 20 acres.

The atmospheric gleam of the film's night scenes came out of a fire hose.