Sentence examples for sacked next from inspiring English sources

He might join tomorrow and then be sacked next month if Carson Yeung somehow manages to raise the funds needed to buy Birmingham".

Blackburn Rovers manager Gary Bowyer admits he is aware he could be sacked next season with a poor run of results.

With 4,000 civil servants due to be sacked next month, the government wants to avert more job cuts.

If Mr Walker loses, it will cheer up Democrats in what is otherwise set to be a miserable year.Indeed, several Republican governors may be sacked next week.

After the Hall interception, Tuck dropped Clinton Portis for a 6-yard-loss and sacked Campbell on the next play, leading to a long third down the Redskins didn't convert.

Despite following a promising early path, his Bolton journey took a wrong turn with relegation in 2012 and he was sacked 10 games into the next season.

Fast forward 10 months and the sacked Villas-Boas awaits his next employment opportunity as Wenger presides over a rejuvenated Arsenal on top of the Premier League and into the FA Cup fourth round after a comfortable 2-0 win over their fiercest rivals at Emirates Stadium.

Douglas was sacked as captain the following summer and Australia went on to win the next two series.

That score extended the Seahawks' lead to 21-7, and on the next possession, Sanchez was sacked and fumbled.

Hired by D.C. United, he lasted just halfway into the next season before getting sacked again, leaving him with an MLS coaching résumé that featured as many pink slips as playoff appearances.

Testaverde was hounded all over the field, and the Jets' next drive began with Testaverde being sacked for that 8-yard loss on which he was hurt.