Sentence examples for back in sack from inspiring English sources

After divorce, it can be tempting to jump back in sack with your ex.

So I'm stuck with Coronation Street (ITV), where Becky's doing her best to get ex-hubby Steve back in the sack.

In Brisbane the Broncos were going to win it for their much-liked coach Anthony Griffin, who was unceremoniously dumped this week when the Broncos' old inamorato, Wayne Bennett, made it clear he was willing to get back in the sack with the club.

It came perilously close to the Saturday Night Live lampoon with Anne Hathaway as a sobbing-horny-bonkers Carrie that's currently doing the internet rounds, but if the mark of authentic passion is that it can transcend ridicule then it can only be a matter of time before they're back in the sack, and to hell with what happened to General Petraeus.

As the screen returned to a series of quivering, faded images, I clicked the off button and put Kenny back in the sack.

The makeshift beach in Knightsbridge lasted little more than an hour before protesters started shovelling sand back into sacks.

Send your Sack back in six weeks or when you grudgingly accept your mental state as the new normal.

He stood down as leader this month after losing a vote that would have allowed grassroots party members to back or sack him in a leadership contest.

QPR offered Redknapp a way back in November 2012 following the sacking of Mark Hughes, but he could not stop the London club from sliding into the Championship.

Bridgewater went right back in... and got sacked on the next passing play.

The club's deputy chief executive, Paul Hunt, was apparently dismissed following the leak 24 hours earlier of an email in which he had urged the owners to sack Kean, back in December.