Sentence examples for will be fired from from inspiring English sources

In an upcoming episode titled "SpongeBob, You're Fired," which airs on November 11, SpongeBob SquarePants will be fired from his job of 14 years at Krusty Krab Burger Shack.

He fears he will be fired from his job in the Ministry of Electricity.

Whilst we're watching that, who do we think will be fired from the boys' team?

You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and — who knows? — maybe sentenced and jailed to boot.

Instead, test missiles will be fired from a state-owned site on Kodiak Island off the Alaskan coast.

In the evening, 60,000 fireworks will be fired from 13 barges anchored at five locations in the harbor.

They'll think you're smart, which is great, since you never know these days when you'll be fired from your job and you might need one of these people to recommend you for a new job.

Coach Ricky Stuart – rightfully – has his detractors but he is one coach who can turn a slight into a rallying point and the Green Machine will be fired up from the get-go.

Weather permitting, the grill will be fired up from 11 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. every Friday until Aug. 5.

For over two hours, questions will be fired at them from ambassadors of the member states, as well as from a selection of NGOs, businesses and individuals from outside the organization.

They may be needed, though probably not in Kinshasa's leafy diplomatic district where the fighting took place, so much as in poorer districts where rival supporters will be fired up by commentaries from television stations belonging to the two candidates.There are already reports of attacks on Mr Kabila's supporters and fellow easterners.