Sentence examples for sacked it off from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile in Asia, Burma, Indonesia and the Philippines all sacked it off early doors, leaving India with a free run.

Laura Barton It seems ludicrous that Kieran Hebden – respected by everyone from Thom Yorke to Skrillex, sells out Brixton Academy in three minutes, did that folktronica thing and then sacked it off to make club bangers – has not yet had a Mercury nomination.

Though at those prices he probably would have just sacked it off and gone to the candy store instead.

So you sacked it off, trudged to Spoons, and sat in near-silence over several jugs of sugar and E-numbers before being refused entry for the local student night.

Once we arrived we realised that we were so woefully under-dressed that putting the loafers on would have been like seasoning a dog turd, so we sacked it off.

Even Jennifer Lawrence might be sacking it off for a while, according to Harvey Weinstein.

A talented drummer and a half-decent singer, Delevingne recorded some music under the aegis of Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller, before sacking it off to focus on the modelling.

Then, at 8.30am I get a text from him: "Class crack last night … can I come on the train today?" He's onboard now, as I type, wrapped up in the mania of Africa Express and wondering how he's ever going to get all the work done he was supposed to do today before sacking it off to hitch a ride to Glasgow and take in some Congolese electro-funk in the Rave Carriage.

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It's like being forced to go with the set menu when you actually want to order a la carte, and so you end up having to go to the kebab shop across the street to get some chips in between courses, then sacking it off to get a McFlurry. .

Everyone who has lived in a filthy city has surely dreamed of it at least once: wouldn't it be better, easier, calmer if we just sacked it all off for a quieter life in the middle of nowhere?