Sackage

- Think about creating a hybrid between employment and sackage - Use the Weblogsinc playbook and instead of straight sacking editors, contract them to performance blog; base per word salary plus bonus for uniques/page views and ads. ❋ Ben Barren (2007)

If Mark E. Smith's current rate of band sackage were to continue, the inevitable extinction of Fall members would leave him forced to embark on a solo career, ❋ Unknown (1999)

Mendoza had enriched himself at the sackage of Rome by the Constable de ❋ John [Editor] Rudd (1885)

Civilization which pretends to impose itself by violence, slaughter and sackage only sows hatred. ❋ Giovanni Battista Cerruti (1882)

Ma'rius and Sulpi'cius, at the head of a tumultuary body of their partisans, attempted to oppose their entrance; and the citizens themselves, who feared the sackage of the place, threw down stones and tiles from the houses upon the intruders. ❋ Oliver Goldsmith (1752)

If he manages to get healthy and provide last year's run support with his previous levels of sackage, it could be an improvement that takes the pass rush to the next level all by itself. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Those optimistic about Barnes can easily chalk up the rise in sackage to lead-weight David Garrard starting all 16 games while some of the slippage in rushing must be attributed to Fred Taylor's worst statistical season ever. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If it be left to the spoil and sackage of common persons, if the love and service of so many nations be despised, so great riches and so mighty an empire refused; I hope her Majesty will yet take my humble desire and my labour therein in gracious part, which, if it had not been in respect of her Highness’ future honour and riches, could have laid hands on and ransomed many of the kings and caciqui of the country, and have had a reasonable proportion of gold for their redemption. ❋ Unknown (1909)

If it be left to the spoil and sackage of common persons, if the love and service of so many nations be despised, so great riches and so mighty an empire refused; I hope her Majesty will yet take my humble desire and my labour therein in gracious part, which, if it had not been in respect of her Highness 'future honour and riches, could have laid hands on and ransomed many of the kings and caciqui of the country, and have had a reasonable proportion of gold for their redemption. ❋ Walter Raleigh (1586)