Sentence examples for should be fired in from inspiring English sources

"They should be fired in circumstances when the use of deadly force would be the only alternative," said Mr. Cox.

Wray added that he thinks an FBI director should be fired if she or he engages in misconduct in response to a question from Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.).

We believe that teachers should be fired not in blocks of three for political wrongness but in blocks of one for unfitness.

"Please keep this in mind before arguing why I should be fired over this in various online comment sections".

"If you are a lousy teacher, you should be fired," he says, in response to Henry Finder's question about tenure and the teachers' unions.

"If you're on the federal payroll and you're not paying your taxes, you should be fired," Chaffetz said in an interview.

Olbermann subjected virtually every actor in this drama to his withering analysis: Forty-eight hours ago, one newspaper reporter tweeted that Rex Ryan should be fired for playing, in garbage time of an exhibition game, a quarterback who everybody hates.

If he refuses to do so he should be fired immediately". And in a piece titled "The EPA's Scott Pruitt has to go," the Los Angeles Times's editorial board writes: "It's not so much that he's a small-time abuser of the public trust living the high life with taxpayer dollars.

But his young team, which features just three varsity returners from last year in Caiazzo, Nguyen and Miller, should be fired up to play in the semifinals of the Jim Harris Classic.

"If they want to strike, they should be fired," Mr. Kasich said in a speech.

They repeated the demands made in the march on Friday: that the mayor and a local security chief should be fired for their role in arresting of a group of children two weeks ago for writing protest graffiti.