Sentence examples for properly fired from inspiring English sources

[New York Sun] A Staten Island public school teacher was properly fired for making childish comments to his students, a state appeals court has ruled.

In March two North Korean spy ships entered Japan's territorial waters and were quite properly fired upon by Japan's naval forces.

When properly fired, the Leader was capable of keeping up with the schedules, even running ahead on occasions.

Hoover would have been spared embarrassment if the outlaw had remained out of federal jurisdiction because, when the chase was on, it was with agents who didn't know how to conduct a stakeout or properly fire their guns.

But he said the situation across Europe, where Italy is in recession and Germany barely registering any growth, was "worrying" and the eurozone "needed to properly fire up".

And that is precisely my thoughts for Seattle and what I plan to deliver on Thursday night: Which few key community leaders are going to step up and get those neurons properly firing and connected?

Before I could properly fire up my Bunsen burner, Ellen had motioned me to my bed, shook off her chemise.

The Penn State trustees acted properly in firing Paterno.

The region's ongoing recovery is also good news for a global economy that has yet to rebalance properly and fire on all available growth cylinders.

And crucial to having better teachers is evaluating them properly, hiring, firing and promoting on merit.The teachers' unions, however, are fighting all attempts to move away from systems in which pay and tenure are linked only to seniority and credentials.

On Tuesday, the DOJ announced it is conducting its own independent inquiry into allegations that FBI agents failed to properly report firing two gunshots, neither of which hit Finicum.