Sentence examples for an expulsion from from inspiring English sources

They had to grow up, and it was in some ways an expulsion from the garden of childhood.

Frum and other sensible conservatives yearn for a Tea Party exit — maybe even an expulsion — from the G.O.P.

That way, it would be less like an expulsion from the country which it effectively was but an act of mercy on Mr Putin's part.

Born into a wealthy family, Edgar Rice Burroughs attended several prestigious schools across the country, starting in Chicago and ending in a military academy in Michigan (with an expulsion from an Andover, Massachusetts, private school somewhere in between).

The Prospector (1985), which Atlantic will publish in the UK next year, depicts such a family loss in 1890s Mauritius as an expulsion from Eden, yet incorporates myths of the colonial encounter, from Robinson Crusoe to Shaka Zulu.

Last year, Borghezio called the Italian government a "bongo bongo" administration and black minister Cécile Kyenge more "a housekeeper" than a politician – resulting in an expulsion from the rightwing Europe of Freedom and Democracy group, to which Italy's xenophobic Northern League belongs.

A temporary misplacing of the documents may not bring an automatic expulsion from the tournament, but it will produce an investigation.

A single tweet won't result in an immediate expulsion from the service, however.

Misdemeanor convictions do not call for an automatic expulsion from the Legislature.

The campaign resulted in an actual expulsion from Poland in two years, of thousands of Jewish professionals, party officials and state security functionaries.

Epigenetic variation exists in the form of attractors that are dormant (variant attractors) in the system but which can be occupied if the system is subject to an unscheduled expulsion from its normal attractor.