Sentence examples for version fired from inspiring English sources

It will probably be the dazzling version, fired by the knowledge that he has a 100 per cent record over his opponent, and relishing another appearance in the arena where a year ago he contested a semi-final against Roger Federer, having fought back brilliantly from two sets down to overcome Andy Roddick in the quarters.

Most of these were semiautomatic versions (firing one bullet per trigger pull) of fully automatic (the weapon will fire as long as the trigger is depressed) military weapons.

The launch of this mobile version now fires the starting gun on their US launch plans.

Hopefully a mobile version that fires up your native streaming apps is on the way.

Russian propaganda must push its version that Ukraine fired the missile over the competing version that Russian-back forces fired the missile.

What happened next is disputed: the official version says police fired into the air after being attacked, and that the casualties were caused by ricocheting bullets.

"Expropriate it!" is Chávez's catchphrase, his version of "You're fired!" When he points at a building and says, "Exprópiese!" it's always a cue for applause from his followers.

Conversion of the HXK1 locus into early-replicating region was dependent on functional Fkh1/2 sites in ARS607, as the point-mutated version of ARS607 fired late in this locus (Fig 4J).

But after completing its initial inquiry, the army now has returned to its first version — that Hamas militants fired from inside the school compound.

During Mrs Albright's visit, Kim Jong Il seems to have promised not to test-fire the country's Taepodong 2 missile, a version of which was fired over Japan in 1998, causing alarm throughout the region.

This soon changed to a version that he had fired as he believed that whoever was in the toilet was going to come out to attack him.