Sentence examples for dismissal taking from inspiring English sources
He had also played a part in the first dismissal, taking a simple top-edge from Marcus Trescothick at mid-on and, but for the overs restriction, would have happily bowled all afternoon.
At the station, a state attorney, Sr . Ortega recommends their dismissal, takes them to a cafe.
Cole's dismissal took the red-card total under Wenger to 36 in five years.
Thousands of students marched on the president's house in protest, but they were dispersed by the police in riot gear, and the dismissal took effect.
Kelly's unexpected dismissal took place during a meeting of the union's executive board, which began Sunday night in Chicago.
The university's chancellor, Michael Martin, noted in a statement that the dismissal took place before he came to L.S.U., but said a review of the process showed it was "handled appropriately".
As far as I can discern, the only really daring move in Mr. Bush's entire life was to fire Bobby Valentine as manager of the Texas Rangers -- though Mr. Valentine has said that his dismissal took the form of an hourlong love tap rather than a boot administered by a decisive leader.
And although Morgan's late dismissal took some of the shine off England's performance, the form of the Sussex wicketkeeper (73 not out) suggested the hosts could yet post a total well in excess of 400, which would put them in control of the match.
In the 1960s the institute's first faculty dismissal took place for plagiarising verbatim an article from a German journal which that faculty member had access to.
Although Harris states that his dismissal took place because his live performances were affected by offstage activities, Burr objected to this and claimed that he was unfairly ousted from the band.
The dismissal took place due to issues Bayley had experienced with his voice during the Virtual XI World Tour, although Janick Gers has since stated that this was partly the band's fault for forcing him to perform songs which were beyond his natural register.
