| fire be | 1.71 | About to be fired. | ||
| fire say | 1.38 | It was unclear who fired first, the police said. | ||
| fire follow | 0.86 | Rhodes came to the Redskins after he was fired following one season as head coach of the Packers. | ||
| fire disperse | 0.66 | Police confirmed tear gas was fired to disperse rioters. | ||
| fire protect | 0.66 | Banuelos said he fired to protect the Marine. | ||
| fire open | 0.39 | A gunman spotted her and opened fire. | ||
| fire prevent | 0.39 | And our troops fired to prevent them from coming in. | ||
| fire warn | 0.39 | The mob was only dispersed after anti-riot units fired warning shots in the air, it added, | ||
| fire break_up | 0.33 | Clashes spread through the capital, which echoed with the sound of stun grenades and tear gas fired to break up the crowds. | ||
| fire kill | 0.26 | In a statement to his attorney, Smith said he fired to kill. | ||
| fire make | 0.26 | Moeller, who took over in midseason for Bobby Ross, was fired to make way for Mornhinweg. | ||
| fire scare_away | 0.26 | Abductions were also reported and shots were fired to scare people away from voting stations. | ||
| fire stop | 0.26 | Apparently no shots were fired to stop the plane. |