Sentence examples for will soon be fired from inspiring English sources
The Knicks are 2-9 and have lost eight straight games, inspiring widespread speculation that Thomas will soon be fired by James L. Dolan, the Madison Square Garden chairman.
Simms passed for 278 yards and 3 touchdowns to lead host Texas (No. 17 Times and No. 10 A.P.) past A&M yesterday, a result that certainly will not stem discussion that Aggies Coach R. C. Slocum will soon be fired.
Our supervisor told me that she will soon be firing him and explained her seemingly valid reason for doing so.
"Your son will soon be kindling fire in all the world's lovers of God," he supposedly told Rumi's father, Baha Valad.
The ammunition has been loaded into the cannons, the carriage turned towards the enemy and the command to fire will soon be issued.
And refugees will soon be working in the volunteer fire department, a project that Arnold is particularly proud of.
Fire engines will soon be able to access profiles and tactical information on a screen.
Herders use grass colour to age the fodder: Black; unusable, (fire), but will soon be a green flush and highly desirable Green; fresh shoots very desirable Brown; unburned, old, dirty, full of ticks and disease "Fresh grass has no germs, but old grass has malaria and disease.
It will soon be available.
"They will soon be dissolved".
