Sentence examples for to being sacked from inspiring English sources

Hardly anyone ever admits to being sacked.

You fear that any refusal to do so may lead to being sacked.

Although the verdict of the report is not yet known, Clarkson made several references to being sacked from the BBC2 show during his address to the crowd.

Not only was the wonderful Michaela Wain ditched at the interview stage, but Lord Sugar chose to invest in both Sarah Lynn and James White (who, incidentally, was forced to admit to being sacked from his previous job).

Nicholls went from playing for non-league Cheltenham Town in the Beazer Homes League in 1993 to lining up alongside Sol Campbell, Jamie Redknapp and Robbie Fowler for his country in 1994 to being sacked by Plymouth in 1995 after one off-field incident too many.

Kean is expected to take charge of Rovers at Charlton on Saturday, after reports he was close to being sacked.

Several officials are likely to be sacked.

Better to be sacked in Ferragamos.

Is Sven going to be sacked?

He thought he too was about to be sacked.

Anti-government journalists continue to be sacked at his behest.