Sentence examples for time to fire from inspiring English sources

Now it's time to fire up again.

It may be time to fire up an upset alert.

Jeff Cornwall tells a story of how he knew it was time to fire a customer.

In that circumstance, then it would be time to fire the voters.

They debated the right time to fire a failing chief executive.

Things are getting desperate; it's definitely time to fire up Qyburn's custom-made dragon-shooter.

There is no appropriate time to fire an icon, as Channel 2 did Friday to Warner Wolf.

Meetings are mostly useful as a barometer of sorts — if people aren't afraid to eat the pastries, it's time to fire a vice president of something or other.

Netflix and YouTube take much less time to fire up on hitting the cast button, and 1080p video and audio quality is excellent.

Six weeks ago and Labour rebels were pencilling this morning into their diaries as a Glenrothes defeat and time to fire the starting gun for a coup.

Also up on the third floor that morning, "where my bank was", was Ted Wilson, pastor at Grand Boulevard Baptist church and part-time chaplain to the Oklahoma Fire Department, now ministering full-time to fire officers who, he says, "are still coming, after 15 years, suddenly traumatised, their brains finally processing this information, after all this time".