Sentence examples for a banishment from from inspiring English sources

Sprewell's troubles began when he reported to training camp with a fractured bone in his right hand, drawing a banishment from the team and $437,500 in fines.

But I recall that infidelity did not earn Bill Clinton a banishment from public life, either (in fact, in a particularly seamy twist, his indiscretion seems to have largely accrued to his wife's detriment).

Official Catholic doctrine places abortion in a special class of sins that leads to excommunication, a banishment from the life of the church that is considered one of its most serious punishments.

It takes away the experience and gives you an unfair advantage following a banishment from Xbox Live.

As a result, it's a good thing for me that after a long banishment from the clinical scene, hallucinogens are making a comeback.

After a brief banishment from home, Johnson returned to his wife and children; an article in the Sunday Times recently quoted an unidentified admirer as saying, "As well as being a philanderer, he's a great family man".

The love Selena claims in the lyrics is paradigmatic because it also is capable of leading her to an emotional banishment from her family and culture.

In another light, the poem reads as a reflection on banishment from Eden, perhaps from the perspective of a postlapsarian man, or even the devil.

A two-day banishment from camp for tardiness in 2007, then season-ending surgery for a broken bone in his shoulder.

Norm Maracle, returning from a banishment to the bench, posted his first National Hockey League shutout and Dean Sylvester scored the only goal early in the third period as host Atlanta ended Philadelphia's six-game winning streak, beating the Flyers by 1-0 last night.

Far from a banishment, this move shows that the decision-makers at Saks recognize their consumers now make impulse purchases online and want a shopping destination where they can relax, learn, test, and receive treatments.