Sentence examples for would have sacked from inspiring English sources

"They would have sacked me otherwise.

"I would have sacked Neville already.

Had they been suits, you would have sacked your tailor.

A more forceful minister would have sacked the uppity general.

President Obama has said he would have sacked Mr. Hayward if he had the chance.

A real business boasting the corporate expertise of Essendon would have sacked Hird long ago.

"If they'd had sacked their coach because they struggled they would not be where they are today.

Only the most fashionable drivers of kitted-out 4x4s would have sacks a-swayin' from the back of their lifted trucks.

"Clearly, they don't rate me or they would not have sacked me," he said at the time, pointing the finger at Damazer in unmistakeably hurt tones: "I think the reason is very clear.

A more pragmatic president would surely have sacked many of the neoconservative ideologues who have made a hash of American foreign policyThe Republicans' problems are creating a civil war on the right about how to dig themselves out of their hole.

But he would have been wrong to have sacked Brown as chancellor or to have campaigned against him becoming Labour leader.