Sentence examples for an expulsion of from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, ball boys everywhere might spare themselves an expulsion of relief.

The ensuing Iconoclastic persecution caused an expulsion of many Greek monks, for whom Paul provided refuge in Rome.

In 1945, the family fled to Soviet-occupied Thuringia, during an expulsion of Germans from Silesia, which became part of Poland.

Asked whether an expulsion of Zatuliveter could result in Britons being thrown out of Russia, he said: "I can only speculate and look at the history in similar cases.

"Warm Water Under a Red Bridge" is the Japanese filmmaker Shohei Imamura's tribute to the concept of release, and for Saeko (Misa Shimizu) that euphoria is an expulsion of water from her body.

The shaming of the brothers, for their beards, their claims, and the quality of their chocolate, had the hallmarks of a fundamentalist purge, an expulsion of the impure from the ranks of the orthodox.

"In our minds and in the evidence we've gathered, it is clear that it was a forced expulsion of a president who had been elected by popular vote," he said by telephone from Tegucigalpa.

The collapsing star became rotationally unstable, and produced an explosive expulsion of elements that were distributed into interstellar space.

Thus, with PBC there is an artificial expulsion of data points from the hemimethylated region to the unmethylated and/or methylated extremes.

Golden has likened the power of her art-making practice to a kind of exorcism, a physical expulsion of darkness from the body.

Southern Baptists called their denomination's turn to the right the "conservative resurgence," meaning both a crackdown on unorthodox doctrine and a corresponding expulsion of political moderates.