Sentence examples for he sacked him from inspiring English sources
Corbyn rang Benn at 12.50am and following that conversation he sacked him," the spokesman said.
The firm's chairman and acting chief executive, Ben Rosen, may even feel that he did Eckhard Pfeiffer a favour when he sacked him in April.
The contest has become dirty, with Mbabazi threatening to spill cabinet secrets after Museveni told the press he sacked him as prime minister a year ago for incompetence.
That said, if he sacks him, he will have a heck of a job getting a replacement confirmed by the Senate.
Last week they sacked him.
Yesterday, shadow cabinet ministers backed Mr Howard's decision, insisting that he had sacked him, not in a moral judgment over the married father-of-four's behaviour, but because he had been "less than frank" with him.
His call saved the hostages' lives, and led to talks that ended the first Chechen war.When Russia was struck by a severe financial crisis in 1998 Yeltsin turned to him again, though he had sacked him a few months earlier.
After all, if Brown didn't want it, he would have sacked him.
Asked why United had sacked him he said: "I don't think they can live with the publicity about this.
Brando fell out with the writer and sacked him; he then decided to direct the film, now called One-Eyed Jacks, himself.
