Sentence examples for with sacked from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with sacked" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone being dismissed from a job, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "After the recent layoffs, several employees were left feeling uncertain about their future, especially those who were with sacked."
Sally Hunt, the UCU general secretary, says the Government is abandoning a generation who will find themselves on the dole, along with sacked teaching staff.
The Cottagers are now five matches without a win, with sacked Reading manager Steve Clarke favourite to take charge at the club.
Of course, there were disappointments along the way, with sacked managers paying the price, but the seriously bum note came in Scotland's dismal World Cup qualifying campaign.
Cricket Australia's dispute with the sacked coach Mickey Arthur also refuses to go away, with the South African now claiming that he is the victim of a "deliberate campaign" to undermine him.
First, I would write it with the sacked dockers themselves.
He soon fought with and sacked several ministers, including Don Polye, a power broker in the highlands, and Mr O'Neill, the works minister and former treasurer.
And given the small scale of the eventual changes, with two sacked shadow ministers outnumbered by three who resigned, it has not been satisfactorily explained why the unhappy process dragged out over 36 hours.
One group of campanologists from Leeds was asked to help ring the bells before a new team could be appointed, but they refused in solidarity with their sacked York colleagues.
Manchester United are convinced a £30m deal to buy Luke Shaw on a £100,000 a-week salary is virtually complete in what is viewed as a major coup over Chelsea, with the sacked David Moyes largely responsible for convincing the 18-year-old Southampton left-back to spurn the club he supports.
Manchester United are convinced a £30m deal to buy Luke Shaw on a £100,000 a-week salary is virtually complete in what is viewed as a major coup over Chelsea, with the sacked David Moyes largely responsible for convincing the Southampton left-back to spurn the club he supports.
He added that Southgate, a highly respected figure within the FA but relegated with and sacked by Middlesbrough seven years ago and in charge as the Under-21s finished bottom of their group at last summer's European Championship, would be "a pretty obvious one to pick" in terms of the initial interim.
