Sentence examples for will be sacking from inspiring English sources
Twitter has announced that it will be sacking hundreds of staff, as the company attempts to stem its slowing growth.
"If they talk, they will be sacked.
If they cannot find other state jobs within eight months they will be sacked.
He is scared that if he gives any clue to his identity he will be sacked.
The Sunday Mirror suggested that Kenneth Clarke, the veteran minister without portfolio, will be sacked.
Apparently headteachers will be sacked should any – yes, any – child fail the test.
Some academics worry that they will be sacked and replaced by videos of their more photogenic colleagues.
"If I make one more offensive remark, anywhere, at any time, I will be sacked," he said.
Club insiders believe that the 42-year-old will be sacked in May after only one underwhelming season in charge.
There are plenty of reports surfacing that state that Mourinho will be sacked if he doesn't beat the Blues' rival.
