Sentence examples similar to Sacked from work from inspiring English sources
Gray hung up his boots in 1990 and became assistant manager at Aston Villa under Ron Atkinson (who would also later be sacked from television work for controversial comments made when he thought the microphone was off).
Sacked from his party post in April.
As a result, he was sacked from the job working for a supermarket that he had held for three years.
When Ammu Ipe came to knew about Rahel and Velutha's (who worked at their house and belonged to the untouchable class) relationship, she sacked Velutha from work and she locked herself in her room.
In 1969, I got sacked from Surfing International, Alby was working for Surfing World, and David was working for a pop newspaper called Go-Set.
Another mother was sacked from the PR firm she worked for, just a few days shy of having been there a year and the day after she discovered she was pregnant.
He has a novelistic talent for painting vivid word pictures (a bearded Saddam Hussein "looked like a Father Christmas who'd been sacked from Debenhams for being drunk at work") but the thing that makes him so alluring is his manic compulsion to tell us everything about his life.
Thus the items used were: Separation due to marital difficulties or broken off a steady relationship; serious problem with close friend, neighbour or relative; made redundant or sacked from job; became unemployed or seeking work unsuccessfully for more than one month; major financial crisis; problems with the police involving a court appearance.
He added: "I once went out with lads for a few drinks, overslept in the morning, missed work, got fined but not sacked from my job".
Mairead.' So when, post-uni, he was sacked from the Manchester-based pluggers' company where he was working, Queenz of Noise encouraged him to move to London.
