Sentence examples for soon fire from inspiring English sources

Rather than watch another aimless defeat with the man he would soon fire, Johnson stayed back, planning for the future.

Amid fears that the new leadership in Kiev will soon fire the local government, demonstrators elected a new city leader, Aleksei Chaly, who vowed to defend Sevastopol.

But with economic times still tough and no indication that the city will be able to afford to keep all of its 54 fire companies open any time soon, fire officials said it would be better to choose three to close permanently, giving them the predictability and stability they need to make plans to keep the city covered.

Diplomacy, they say, has become particularly urgent given clues that Mr Kim might soon fire more missiles or test a nuclear bomb.America shares their urgency: this week, Christopher Hill, Mr Bush's chief diplomat on North Korea, visited Tokyo and Beijing to stress the need for North Korea to negotiate.

Despite recent media reports that North Korea could soon fire a new rocket, the imagery showed no indications of preparations for such a launch, the analysts found.

He soon fired her.

I was soon fired.

He soon fired a number of officers.

The mysterious illness progresses relentlessly, and Chalmers is soon fired.

But Mr. Rajaratnam never put money into Incremental, and Galleon soon fired Zvi for poor performance.

And, of course, he was soon fired after the reassurance, getting the ax on Thursday.