Sentence examples for and sacked in the from inspiring English sources

The choruses from a raucous Everton end included "Are you watching, David Moyes?" and "Sacked in the morning" but it was "Oviedo-baby" – in celebration of the adventurous Costan Rican full-back who scored the late winner  – which said most about a new team, with a new positivity.

Instead she abstained – and was sacked in the next reshuffle.

He kept them up in their first season in the Premier League but was placed on gardening leave in March 2010 with the club in the relegation zone, and was sacked in the summer when compensation was agreed.

He struggled in his second season and was harshly sacked in the tunnel at Goodison Park.

The noise levels ramped up in those triumphant closing moments and "You're getting sacked in the morning" was a predictable closing number.

Leinart, the left-handed sophomore quarterback, had injured his right knee and ankle while being sacked in the second quarter, and was on the bench.

Last December and January just five managers were sacked in the Football and Premier Leagues.

And then he was sacked in the big X Factor overhaul that also saw Kate Thornton get her marching orders.

The Bengals' offensive line had a difficult time at the beginning, and quarterback Andy Dalton was sacked in the first half for the first time since November 10 at Baltimore.

A group of supporters staged a sit-in protest after the match and chants of "you're getting sacked in the morning" rang around Ewood Park.

The sporting director was sacked in the summer and not replaced; Neville is likely to be manager, not just coach.