Sentence examples for terminated along from inspiring English sources

That ended in June 2015 when I was called into the editor's office and immediately terminated, along with a few other longtime colleagues.

Wigan Manager Roberto Martinez has been linked with the job, as has Andres Villas-Boas, who had embarked on a project at Chelsea more suited to F.S.G.'s ambitions at Liverpool, only to have his long-term vision of the club terminated along with his contract.

The distribution of these terraces reveal that the two topmost terraces (T4 and T3) are abruptly terminated along the HFT but the two successively lower terraces (T2 and T1) are developed across the MBT and HFT.

NotW staffers were informed that their jobs would be terminated, along with the newspaper, by News International head James Murdoch Thursday.

The buzzy performance is a mix of faithful deliveries of the Bard's powerful lines and contemporary pop culture references (when Macduff's family is murdered, his Netflix subscription is woefully terminated along with them).

Her IgG level decreased from a baseline of 20.1 to 4.7 g/l at Week 12, and then gradually increased to 6.9 g/l at approximately Week 34 (when atacicept was terminated along with the study).

This evolution is compatible with the definition of a Paleogene Early Miocene period of transtensional opening by using strike slip faults that terminate along horsetail geometries.

While entorhinal projections strictly terminate along the outer two-thirds of the dendritic tree of a granule cell, commissural as well as associational fibres preferentially project to the inner third close to the cell body (Amaral and Lavenex, 2007).

The national ECE Vouchers Scheme was terminated in August 2011, along with the "Free Tuition Education Project for 5 year old Children" which then came into effect.

Mainline Route 2, the Donner Branch, terminated at Fernley along modern US 50 Alternate.

Of all the excruciating moments for me -- after having been terminated by MSNBC along with Phil Donahue and others -- the worst was watching retired Gen. Barry McCaffrey, NBC's top military analyst, repeatedly blustering for war on Iraq.