Sentence examples for dismissal during from inspiring English sources

The Ibrox club say Uefa's appeals body dismissed their case after taking note of the defender's dismissal during a recent international.

During the Korean War, when President Truman dismissed General Douglas MacArthur, McCarthy charged that Truman and his advisors must have planned the dismissal during late-night sessions when "they've had time to get the President cheerful" on bourbon and Bénédictine.

Pietersen could do little about his dismissal during a day badly affected by weather.

Fans chanted for Zola's dismissal during the match, and afterwards striker Carlton Cole was involved in an altercation with one such disgruntled supporter.

Dunleavy met with Bob Whitsitt, the team's president and general manager, for about three hours today, and Whitsitt announced the coach's dismissal during an evening news conference.

The Spanish news media often complained about his grouchy demeanor and regularly called for his dismissal during the two years before the team's triumph.

He was not bowled in his first 14 Test dismissals, during which time he scored his hundreds: six of his last 11 dismissals since have been bowled.

The Widnes captain, Kevin Brown, and the St Helens second-rower Joe Greenwood have been charged with grade A offences of punching following their dismissals during Saints' 21-8 win against the Vikings.

Cook's exit, in keeping with some of the other dismissals during the day, was a bonus, a delivery from the left-arm paceman Trent Boult that was spearing down the legside so that Cook would have seen an easy four runs being glanced to fine leg.

On Tuesday, former England spinner Phil Tufnell criticised the manner of Pietersen's dismissals during the Ashes whitewash.

The former England spinner criticised the manner of the 33-year-old batsman's dismissals during the 5-0 Ashes whitewash against Australia.