Sentence examples for sacked that evening from inspiring English sources

The board, including Peberdy, was sacked that evening.

Japan's national sport is in crisis after one of its top wrestlers was sacked last night for illegally laying thousands of dollars in bets with Yakuza gangsters.

For Labour, shadow chancellor Ed Balls said: "It is symbolic of the shambolic and panicked way that the chancellor has gone about agreeing this weak and toothless deal with the banks, that the Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman in the House of Lords has been sacked this evening.

Former Top Gear presenter and self-confessed enemy to cyclists Jeremy Clarkson has made his first public appearance since he was sacked this afternoon in his signature mocking style, by riding out from his west London home on a bicycle.

West Ham United want to talk to Avram Grant after Saturday's FA Cup final with a view to installing him as the managerial successor to Gianfranco Zola, who was sacked this morning and faces an acrimonious battle to secure a payout.

Moyes was sacked this morning after a disastrous 10 months in charge.

"All I know is that I'm getting sacked tonight whether I win or lose," he joked before the game.

That's the third time Kessler has been sacked tonight.

Although newspaper websites started to run stories just after 14 00 BST on Monday that Moyes was about to be sacked, it was not until late afternoon that Woodward spoke to Moyes.

The leak forced Macmillan's hand and he acted swiftly, sacking Lloyd that evening and six other cabinet members the next day - Friday 13 July - calling them to his office one by one to confirm the news.

Many people were convinced he would be sacked the next morning but, instead, Abramovich let it pass, allowing him to win Chelsea the Europa League two months later, by which time they had also finished third in the Premier League.