Sentence examples for be laid off from from inspiring English sources

A "handful" will be laid off from Sikorsky's Florida operation, a spokesman said.

She was in the midst of a divorce and about to be laid off from her bookkeeping job.

By April 1st 500,000 Cubans will be laid off from their state jobs and encouraged to make their own living in small businesses.

Like Ana Gutierrez, 65, who expects to be laid off from her job in the lipstick department in about a month.

In March, Ms. Fuoco was one of 1,000 people to be laid off from the computer software company where she had been working as an administrative assistant for almost five years.

When Lee Child began writing the books, he wasn't Lee Child; he was an English television exec named Jim Grant, about to be laid off from his work at a provincial TV company in the northwest of England.

Her husband had been laid off from his job, too.

Humphrey was laid off from a photography company a year ago.

Consider someone who is laid off from his job.

Fair was laid off from her job last February.

He was laid off from Giant Step last May.