Sentence examples for regularly sacked from inspiring English sources
Love 'em or hate 'em, umpires have … (actually, who loves them?) If AFL team coaches can be, and are, regularly sacked, often following weeks of speculation, then why isn't the current AFL umpires' coach a candidate for similar tough love?
The government often obliges state employees to attend political rallies, and regularly sacks those who show signs of political dissent.
In the report, Amnesty alleged that children aged from eight to 14 were carrying out dangerous work without safety equipment, were exposed to toxic pesticides and regularly carried sacks of palm fruit weighing 25kg.
High-profile cases of outspoken university professors, activists and artists who have been sacked or imprisoned feature regularly in the state media.
After being sacked by Abramovich in 2007, Mourinho regularly spoke of his desire to land another "top job" in England.
"Accrington Stanley is really tight-knit behind the scenes and it's not a club that has a habit of sacking managers regularly".
"Accrington Stanley is really tight-knit behind the scenes and it's not a club that has a habit of sacking managers regularly". Exeter City's Paul Tisdale is the longest-serving manager in the Football League.
Latham has a Twitter following of more than 26,000 and appears regularly as a guest on Sydney radio station 2GB and the Sky News Outsiders program he was sacked from hosting in 2017.
Mr Simons regularly won rave reviews for his minimalistic, yet feminine clothes at Jil Sander.Even so, Mr Pilati and Mr Simons were recently sacked.
