Sentence examples for when he sacked from inspiring English sources

It was when he sacked Payne that Smith's troubles began.

When he sacked Mr Basri, the prime minister was in Paris.

Sirisena had claimed on Monday he had the support of 113 legislators when he sacked Wickremesinghe.

A defining moment came when he sacked an older man, a "good friend", who had been Stokes's superior.

On April 29th, he lifted the state of emergency imposed when he sacked his government three months ago.

The texts had reached Rome as war booty carried off by Sulla when he sacked Athens in 86 bc.

When he sacks a quarterback, he usually flexes his muscles or does a camera-hogging jig.

When he sacks the two Jewish workers, for instance, the more sensible and principled Miss Kenton objects furiously – and yet steps back from resigning as she threatens.

He was sacked four times, threw two interceptions and fumbled once when he was sacked.

McMahon was injured when he was sacked by linebacker Lewis Moore.

Powell paid the ultimate price when he was sacked.