Sentences

sacking in a sentence

n.

Definition

SACKING (noun): the act of dismissing someone from their job, particularly in a sports or managerial context.

Sample Sentences

  1. The sacking of the coach left the team in disarray.
  2. After a series of poor performances, the manager faced the possibility of sacking.
  3. The sudden sacking of the CEO surprised many employees at the company.
  4. Sacking a player mid-season is often a controversial decision for any coach.
  5. The sacking of the corrupt official was celebrated by the community as a victory for justice.

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