tr.v.sacked,sack·ing,sacks 1.To place into a sack:sacked the groceries. 2.SlangTo discharge from employment:sacked the workers who were caught embezzling.See Synonyms atdismiss. 3.FootballTo tackle (a quarterback attempting to pass the ball) behind the line of scrimmage. ...
I go to jail if I get sacked, so block for me Eightball in my corner pocket, it's on and poppin Got the whole club leanin wit' it, and body rockin Drunk drivin in my Cut dawg, I got my truck parked Seventy Two Tennessee Titan like what up y'all?!
When we had many nationalised industries they dominated public accounts and caused some of the overspending and over borrowing that damaged the Labour government of 1974-9. Nationalised industries sacked a lot of employees, over charged customers and often lost taxpayers huge sums. Rail, coal, ...
This would be my first eleven, if fit (4-2-1-3): Ramsdale, Alexander-Arnold, White, Stones, Shaw, Rice, Maddison, Bellingham, Foden, Kane, Saka. Tom Blow - Erik ten Hag to get sacked Bad signings, questionable tactics and the odd excuse - it's clear Erik ten...
again been decent this season. ALL Defenses in the NFL eventually pressure, hit, sack the QB. The O-Line can’t block defenders indefinitely. When you have QB like Winston that takes a long time to make reads and get rid of the ball, he’s going to be pressured/hit/sacked a lot ...
Universities are sacked by mobs who think that knowledge is the devil's work and book burning becomes commonplace. You are a university librarian trying to protect the books in your care in order to preserve knowledge for future generations. Archduke Ferdinand was not assassinated, therefor...
There are competing explanations on the meaning of ''Qīng'' (lit. "clear" or "pure"). The name may have been selected in reaction to the name of the Ming dynasty (), which consists of the Chinese characters for "sun" () and "moon" (), both associated with the fire element of...