Sentence examples for to fire from inspiring English sources

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to fire

verb

To set (something) on fire.

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But they continued to fire".

The New Yorker

"Nobody wants to fire people.

The New York Times

And to fire Nancy Pelosi.

The New York Times

It had to fire back to survive.

The Guardian

The Knicks planned to fire Brown.

The New York Times - Sports

They are slower to fire workers.

The New York Times

(As in, "I like to fire people").

The New York Times

They can turn ho-hum to fire.

The New York Times - Food

Nice men are the toughest to fire.

Independent

The state tried to fire 129.

The New York Times

If further rarefied, it turns to fire.

Encyclopedia Britannica

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