Sentence examples for yet fired from inspiring English sources

Yet, fired by Lane's drive to make quality European literature available in English, it managed to keep going.

Although to the keepers' credit, they have not yet fired at the balls with air rifles or run over them in their cars.

Bodenschatz, Goring's former adjutant, declared that in 1936, when the Nazis sent German volunteers into Spain as "observers," Goring commented: "It is if the great war had started, though we have not yet fired a shot.

My town and my friends?" Captain Trad said he had not yet fired a weapon in the war; he said he had shuttled troops and supplies, and had been assigned to protect Syrian V.I.P.'s.

Ali, who is "like a new rifle loved and cared for and not yet fired," wants to stay; Saladin fell long ago for American cinema and imagines himself living in "not the Texas of the cowboy movies or the glass canyons of New York, but Los Angeles, and eventually, of course, Hollywood".

Wearable tech hasn't yet fired up the fashion crowd's passions.

Tim Brabants, the defending champion, is not yet firing on all cylinders at London 2012.

Government forces commenced the worst assault on protesters yet, firing rockets and heavy weaponry at rebel-held areas of Homs and leaving scores dead.

He also took the time to hire a conspiracy-minded attorney named Joseph diGenova, whose dark utterances on Fox News have heightened fears that Trump might yet fire Robert Mueller, the special counsel, and spark a constitutional crisis.

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Yet, fire has a place in the management of particular ecosystems.