Sentence examples for it sacks from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'it sacks' is not correct and not usable in written English
You could use the phrase "it sacks off" (informal) to mean that something or someone has abandoned their responsibilities or obligations. For example: "My colleague said he would help out with the project, but then it sacked off at the last minute."
It sacks churches and Shia shrines, dispatches suicide-bombers to market-places, and has no regard for civilian casualties.Its recent advances would have been impossible without ISIS's control since January of the eastern Syrian town of Raqqa, a testing ground and stronghold from which it has made forays farther afield.
That is why the way a culture treats its Jews is the best indicator of its humanity or lack of it," Sacks insists.
"I've been angel investing in companies for a long time, so that part isn't unique… I just think this company is so exciting and special that I want to spend all my time on it," Sacks said.
The process is still going in most states, and throughout it, Sacks has tried to change the optics of the company by literally labeling itself as "the compliance company" and making its internal licensing compliance app available to others.
As long as a guest alerts the couple in advance that they won't be attending, it is acceptable to turn down a wedding invitation because the guest can't afford it, Sacks said.
Microsoft might have killed its plans to make its own phone after it sacked 7,800 staff and said it would take huge charges.
The controversy about the case made the department launch its own investigation, and in February 1997 it sacked Mr Livoti for using a chokehold.
On November 11th it sacked six directors of Hershey's board.
It is not closing the factories where the strikes occurred, nor is it sacking the strikers.
It sacked Mr Charney as chief executive in December for alleged misconduct.
If it sacked him, we'd be left in the dark.
