Sentence examples for * expatriation from inspiring English sources

Measures of Expatriation, which explores identity and the alienation of the expatriate, is one of 10 collections in the running for the prize.

From Measures of Expatriation (Carcanet, £9.99).

Where would movies be without expatriation?

The glamour of expatriation was formative.

"I know quite a bit about expatriation," he said.

The government designed this rule to place a price on what it calls tax-motivated expatriation.

His memoir is a permanent addition to the literature of expatriation.

"And there aren't many people who deal with expatriation," Shier says.

Vahni Capildeo was about to read from her collection, Measures of Expatriation.

He scorned the dissipation, alienation, expatriation of his fellow-writers of the twenties.

During this period of expatriation, Rimbaud had become known as a poet in France.