Sentence examples for deserved the sack from inspiring English sources

He said that his predecessor, the well-liked Claudio Ranieri, had deserved the sack for "failing".

"The only thing these dedicated, qualified and professional counsellors have done to deserve the sack is not have formal links to a religious institution.

He doesn't deserve the sack based on his own performance, but if the club think he can't connect with the squad in a positive way anymore, maybe a change of manager is inevitable.

But you deserve the sack!".

But if Mr Bush wants to endow Arabs with the right to sack their leaders (both the right and the sacking being richly deserved), the potential sackees will do their best to resist him.

Yet Di Matteo was a favourite, as player and manager, who deserved better than the sack six months after claiming the European Cup.

Senator Rand Paul, who suggested to Clinton that her stepping down from the secretary of state role was a sign of her accepting "culpability for the worst tragedy since 9/11", said she deserved to be sacked over her handling of the security issue.

Good head teachers deserved good pay; bad ones the sack.

And, laughing, you figured that the pair of them probably deserved a little sweetness in the sack for their troubles.

The Bush administration circled its wagons around Paul Wolfowitz yesterday, saying the World Bank president did not deserve to be sacked for the improper pay rise to his partner, though officials did raise the possibility of a compromise.

For much of the day yesterday, administration officials insisted that, although Mr Wolfowitz had been wrong to secure the outsize pay rise for Ms Riza, he did not deserve to be sacked.