Sentence examples for are being exiled from inspiring English sources

Greg Clark, the Communities Secretary, warned in July that young people are being "exiled" from their local areas to "find a home that they can afford".

Freston, however, remains the best unemployed representative of the media establishment, from which everyone at Time Inc believes they are being exiled.

Communities Secretary Greg Clark, speaking at the Local Government Association's annual conference on Friday, admitted that young people are being "exiled" from the places they come from to "find a home that they can afford".

A Palestinian prisoner like Ahlam Tamimi, one of the 27 woman being released, is being "exiled" to Jordan.

He had been stripped of his title of chairman, and was being exiled to the London branch.

I never felt I was being exiled or sent away, but I was only 11 years old.

The problem in San Francisco's Mission District is not only that the city's cultural community is being slaughtered by rampant developer greed but that the working-class community of the entire city is being exiled as well.

When news came last week that Cardinal Keith O'Brien was being exiled from Scotland for "prayer and penance", memories came flooding back to Lenny, the former priest who has accused O'Brien of inappropriate behaviour.

Especially galling to some WHAMs is being exiled to the back of the cultural bus.

Based on the reactions of some of the stepparents I've worked with, you'd think they were being exiled to the furthest points of Siberia.

John Lennon himself was blacklisted from America while visionary artists around the globe were being exiled, including the founders of the fairly harmless Tropicana movement in Brazil -- Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.