Sentence examples for thinking of firing from inspiring English sources

Pacino continued, "Unfortunately the studio couldn't see that at first and were thinking of firing me.

Kelly was followed by Lane, who lasted two years before finding out from a reporter that Peretz was thinking of firing him and quitting.

Even Wazinsky, one of the few links to Delarks's proud past, confesses to Denton, "I'll bet you're thinking of firing me". Denton has to act--and fast.

When Blanche, a nod to "A Streetcar Named Desire," grabs a gun out of her bag, it almost seems like a knowing reference to Chekhov's gun, a literary device based on his famous instruction: "One must not put a loaded rifle on the stage if no one is thinking of firing it". Like Lily "Stunning" is sensitive, full of promise and stymied by its own self-awareness.

Especially if you are thinking of firing your CEO.

"My board is thinking of firing me," the letter reads.

Those blackest hearts of the Pegida or Front National persuasion who are thinking of fire-bombing a mosque should consider that the most effective way of oppressing or murdering Muslims would be to join Isis or one of its affiliates.

Even at shooting practice, Byron complained, Shelley would be "thinking of metaphysics rather than of firing" - and still shooting straighter than anyone else, on most occasions.

The fear of firing a customer comes from thinking that there won't be another customer to replace him.

While everyone is running around thinking about firing the head of the Office of Personnel Management, perhaps they should think about firing themselves for the crimes against privacy they have perpetrated.

"We were thinking of a fire, not an explosion," said Dr. Smith, who got a gash on his nose from the debris from the blast.