Sentence examples for sacked like from inspiring English sources

While Ms Brady is known as a sacker, she reckons Moyes was badly treated: " No one deserves to be sacked like that.

I was sacked like a hundred managers in life, but when it happened to me, there is always said to be a problem, but there was not a problem".

Damascus capitulated after the arrival of the Mongol army, but was not sacked like other captured Muslim cities.

Ragusa was forced to pay a tribute, eventually becoming a source of supplies for Venice, thus saving itself from being sacked like Zadar in the Siege of Zara, used as Venice's naval base in the southern Adriatic Sea.

After one draw and four wins - including one in the league cup - calls for manager Pardew to be sacked seem like a distant memory.

No one was buying the saccharine-coated cyanide pills, effusive statements issued in support of the sacked manager by the likes of Fabregas, whose pleas of innocence could not prevent his name being booed lustily.

But like sacked television contestants, it's hard to keep an idea as audacious as the airship down.

He was married with children, he'd been sacked from his job as a hosiery mechanic and like all sacked people, he was refused dole.

There is a real sense that maybe – just maybe – the likes of these sacked middle-aged cleaners could be the new masters now.

"Managers get sacked because of things like that and he [Atkinson] is going to referee next week?

Like the sacked employee who pushes a piece of smoked haddock down the back of a radiator, he wanted a revenge that would ripen slowly.