Sentence examples for be sacked from from inspiring English sources

Senior biotechnologists called for Chapela to be sacked from Berkeley.

If anyone heard some of the jokes Fielding and I make in private, we would be sacked from the world.

Layla Moran, The Liberal Democrats' education spokeswoman, called for Heaton-Harris to be sacked from his role as a whip.

Michael Dugher was first to be sacked from his position as shadow culture secretary and, more than 12 hours later, Europe spokesman Pat McFadden went the same way.

Lesbian, gay and transgender people could be sacked from jobs, arrested for kissing in the street, denied custody of their children and refused service in pubs.

Prince Andrew, the minister says, cannot be sacked from his "voluntary role" as Britain's special trade representative despite becoming a national embarrassment.

I was sacked from my job.

In 1992 the Yangs were sacked from their military posts.

He was sacked from the Sun in July last year.

First Dominic Lawson was sacked from the Sunday Telegraph last summer.

Some 20 staff have already been sacked from the intelligence ministry for being too moderate.