Sentence examples for sacked someone from inspiring English sources
Ian Sinclair London So Jeremy Corbyn has sacked someone on the grounds of disloyalty.
But I don't think this decision is baffling, because once you've sacked someone it is hard to come back.
"Gaffe" begets social media furore, begets a demand for someone – anyone – to be sacked, and then the cycle begins again.
In an ideal world the No 10 communications chief would also arrange for someone like José Mourinho to get sacked, but there are limits to the powers of Craig Oliver and so it's best to put that one down to luck.
It could, indeed should, have been double figures: whoever takes over from the sacked Lee Clark as manager of Birmingham City, it can only be someone who has very little to lose.
Someone in Apple's approvals team is going to get sacked!
"Someone is always going to be the favourite to be sacked," said Adkins.
Tannehill was sacked five times against Atlanta and has been sacked 14 times in three games.
But someone is always going to be the favourite [to be sacked], and if you're bottom of the league, well, you should be the favourite probably.
He was sacked and fumbled.
