Sentence examples for whether to fire from inspiring English sources

The next decision is whether to fire up live coverage.

There is also disagreement over whether to fire employees who are caught smoking after they are hired.

The president must decide now whether to fire Mourinho, with all the costs and upheaval that entails.

The Giants' owners spent a couple of days deciding whether to fire Coughlin with one year left on his contract.

The piece opens with the University's trustees discussing whether to fire Joe Paterno, the coach who did much too little.

Being suspended is when you're told not to come to work while they decide whether to fire you.

An Israeli officer can override the computer and decide whether to fire and with how many interceptors.

Under the rules of so-called "signature strikes," decisions about whether to fire missiles from drones could be made based on patterns of activity deemed suspicious.