sacked造句

Others will be sacked.

Some reckless executives were sacked.

We cleaned up and sacked out early.

One scapegoat was sacked – and possibly shot.

Imperial troops sacked Rome in 1527.

He'll be sacked all right, "said Kath airily".

In 1992 the Yangs were sacked from their military posts.

The child sacked the toys and went to bed.

He promptly sacked 15 generals and 150 colonels.

This month Congress sacked two prominent officials over graft.

They cannot be sacked. They may have more freedom to make policy.

Mother gave me was sacked a loofah, I tasted one, it taste really beautiful!

John Galliano was sacked as Christian Dior's lead designer for professional misconduct.

He began his career handling Soviet counterespionage for the FBI, until Hoover sacked him for drunkenness.

Xinhua said several officials, including the local head of the work safety bureau, had been sacked.

Anything from which football coach should be sacked, to demanding a say in Mr Obama's first 100 days in office.

A plant that has sacked bees or other insects can make its flowers smaller, less colorful and more aerodynamic.

The brewery sacked the pub's landlord because he was giving short measures on spirit drinks and pocketing the extra profit.

This was considered so insensitive and radical, that Edward Heath had sacked him from his Shadow Cabinet.

Extending a tactic used in other ministries during his first term, the president has sacked five senior officers in the powerful ministry of intelligence.

After weeks in which thousands poured onto the streets, the governor was sacked and the hated head of military security brought back in, having previously left.

When the head of the armed forces refused to carry out an order to distribute the ballot papers, the president sacked him.

With its stone, the ancient Greeks had built the greatest city in the world, and although Siracusa was sacked in AD 878, much of the splendour remains.

I have just one objective– to save Torino from relegation,” said Zac when asked how it felt to take on the side that sacked him.

Fawn Hall leaves Washington court yesterday after swearing that she shredded originals of Oliver North's key Iran/Contra memos on her own hook after making some changes in them at Ollie's request just before he was sacked in1986.

A rich Afghan boy intentionally lied and sacked his most loyal Hazara servant, who was also his best friend and always ran and got the kite for him, because he could not face him anymore.

I have a dream: always living in the CCTV, the basic price is not up there, basically does not block traffic, environmental capital improvement, basic and effective anti-vice, criminals basic sacked.

Mr Liu was sacked after he demanded a bribe from an unnamed foreign businessman for the sale of a piece of land in Zhongguancun, a Beijing district to the west of the Olympic site.

Since the start of 2008, the Bank has been outside that target range in 47 of the 96 months, almost exactly half the time. A Premier League football manager would be sacked with such a record.