Sentence examples for summarily lost from inspiring English sources

Could someone who as supreme allied commander of NATO presided over its 1999 victory in Kosovo and then summarily lost his job be anything but complicated?

He had summarily lost his job that morning when the firm closed down and had decided to return to his family in Damascus.

In Cleveland's Cuyahoga County, Prosecutor Tim McGinty, who failed to bring charges against the police officer who killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice, summarily lost his seat.

Those that worked government jobs were summarily fired and lost their livelihood for exercising a democratic right, so much for a secret vote.

Dürer's realistic rendering of this humble bug is a tribute to the minutest in nature that which is often overlooked or summarily destroyed, its importance lost to ignorance or neglect.

After this, the group were summarily dropped, with producer Nettelbeck having lost interest also in the project.

He also says that those who lost their jobs were dismissed "pretty summarily".

In the fourth inning, Estes lost all control of his pitches, and in turn, Flores summarily seized control of the game with a grand slam, Washington's second of the season.

At least 500 Iraqis have lost their lives in the past week alone, cut down by suicide bombs or summarily shot, for no reason other than that they belonged to a different sect from vengeance-bound vigilantes.The current upsurge in violence may yet be contained.

Despite his efforts to unite all political factions, he soon alienated the moderates and the officers' corps by summarily dismissing his commander in chief, General Lavr G. Kornilov, and personally replacing him (September); he also lost the confidence of the left wing by refusing to implement their radical social and economic programs and by apparently planning to assume dictatorial powers.

The controversy sharpened last winter when a ruling in the closely-watched case of Sallen v. Corinthians suggested otherwise: the plaintiff, having lost rights to Corinthians.com under the UDRP, brought the case in a bid to have his use of the domain name declared legal under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA)—but the Court summarily dismissed it, citing lack of jurisdiction.