How to pronounce “sack”(verb) in English

and went in to start sacking slaver cities, she sails through the Summer Sea.

It could have been deliberate sacking.

the best stores in America sacks Barney Bloomingdales Nordstroms Macy's all these great St and it was a startup the two of us we

And then of course half the time they get sacked three years later with a huge payoff having totally failed to do anything of any consequence.

They'd been working for Boeing and got sacked in a round of layoffs.

flat, I would've been sacked by Ofsted so Richard Dawkins: No.

because it's very very nutrient rich and when the fish hatches out of that egg it um carries that yolk sack around with it

When Paddy Mayhew, the Northern Ireland secretary, went to the House of Commons to explain this when the correspondence was leaked, he was convinced he was going to be sacked,

But you know, but your incentives, again, become distorted, where if you go for it and the quarterback that sacked or something, you'll come in for a lot of heat,

Once again, a very substantial number of people who wrote in to this American web site were scandalized that I thought this teacher of geography should be sacked.

two; amongst these catalogues of scare stories was a firm prediction, drawing attention to this--these new protections to stop gay people just being sacked for being gay.

have to come on board, because "The Tonight Show," it's a franchise, no "The Tonight Show" show has ever been sacked.