Sentence examples for well fired from inspiring English sources

There were women, and some men as well, fired by the Taliban and eager for their jobs back.

This show is such a cartoon of a real-world workplace, with its darkened interview room, dramatic tension, and Wizard of Oz-like atmosphere, that the term "reality show" should be, well, fired, let go.

So you might as well fire at the pin".

Mahmood, on the othere hand, could well fire against some weaker batsmen.

He and Boots, or Asger Hansen, helped Mr. Adair put out one of the most famous oil well fires in history.

Years ago, in the same predicament, Dallas Green told George Steinbrenner, "If you're going to fire my coaches, you might as well fire me".

Most such companies are based in Houston, but AMEC, the British firm that helped rebuild the Pentagon, also fought oil well fires in Kuwait.

One case examined by Congress was the Army Corps of Engineers' awarding of a contract without competition to Kellogg, Brown & Root, a Halliburton subsidiary, to fight oil well fires in Iraq.

Mr. Hussein may well fire Scud missiles carrying chemical or biological warheads against Israel, Kuwait or Saudi Arabia -- or may gas Iraqis who rise against him, as he did in 1988.

When next word prediction is working well, firing off a short, generic email can mean just a handful of taps.

If it were altogether impossible to predict stocks, you might as well fire your broker and hope for better luck in Las Vegas.