Sentence examples for kept sacked from inspiring English sources

Cameron wants to move at least some of the way back to the days when prime ministers kept sacked ministers – and veterans with no hope of achieving ministerial office – happy with a gong.

But people there kept getting sacked, says Treays ("I think I've had five or six bosses in the past five years") and soon he "wasn't badgered for shit.

I don't want to keep getting sacked or having issues.

This annoys them so much that he keeps getting sacked, and he finally ends up at the upmarket practice of Robert Dalrymple Jonathan Prycee), treating ladies suffering from hysteria.

He sacked a city no one thought could be sacked". Keep in mind, multinational alcohol purveyor Diageo, which produces Captain Morgan, sponsored the search for seafarer's booty.

Those who lost their jobs were required to resign instead of being sacked, which meant they kept pension entitlements.

Joseph said the idea for the banner plane started as a joke between FinsNation writers after owner Stephen Ross sacked head coach Tony Sparano on Monday, but kept Ireland on staff.

"Ireland's one claim to fame is asking a player if his mom was a whore....His talent evaluations leave a lot to be desired, and we fear he'll just keep blowing it". Joseph said the idea for the banner plane started as a joke between FinsNation writers after owner Stephen Ross sacked head coach Tony Sparano on Monday, but kept Ireland on staff.

Fifa might feel more justified over the yellow card shown to Robbie Fowler for supporting sacked dockers in 1997 – on the grounds that the organisation has always argued strongly that politics should be kept separate from football.

Often voices her professional dissatisfaction, but keeps coming back (even after getting sacked for being drunk at work).

Need to keep both". Terry on Mourinho getting sacked: "It's not going to come to that.