Sentence examples for hard sack from inspiring English sources
Miami lost quarterback Jay Fiedler on the game's first play from scrimmage on a hard sack by Mo Lewis.
And there's always a chance that Manning could get knocked out of the game with a hard sack by a Chargers pass rusher who resented his draft-day decision.
You probably think that I write those 300 words and then look at my bulging bank account and laugh long and hard, sacking the office off at half one for a very long, very boozy lunch with a few of my showbiz pals.
Don't buy the line that pregnant women are hard to sack – they've never been easier to sack.
If you're sacked – and everyone thinks it's so hard to sack people – there's a real stigma and you question yourself lots.
"I would find it very hard to sack somebody," says Nicky Butt after a screening in Manchester's newest cinema, Home.
Other items on the wish-list include hacking away at the rules that make it hard to sack unsatisfactory staff.
In New York it is so hard to sack teachers that even those accused of theft or assault may be parked away from pupils, doing "administrative tasks" on full pay, sometimes for years.In this section Putin's war on the West American shopper Hitting the ground running backwards Those who can Lifting the veil ReprintsYou can find outstanding individuals in the worst school systems.
