Sentence examples for banished about from inspiring English sources

Some Acadians (banished about 1755) returned in 1767, and the population was increased in 1785 by the arrival of loyalists displaced by the American Revolution (known in Canada as United Empire Loyalists).

There are ghosts haunting Marco Williams's quietly sorrowful documentary "Banished," about the forced expulsion of black Southerners from their homes in the troubled and violent decades after the Civil War.

"Beyond Belief," about Jenna Miscavige Hill, niece of the leader of Scientology, David Miscavige, is already climbing the best-seller lists, and "Banished," about Lauren Drain's years in the Westboro Baptist Church, is a memoir about a sect with a particularly venomous attitude toward homosexuals.

He tells the ghosts onstage to shut up; he assures them (and us) that the tribulations of the faithful Imogen (Martha Plimpton) and her banished, about-to-be-killed husband, Posthumus (Michael Cerveris), are over.

Having banished concerns about rolling sport-utility vehicles, they were happily selling huge, gas-guzzling vehicles again.

But defender Joel Lynch banished doubts about his fitness while Cardiff defender Kevin McNaughton could not overcome a calf problem.

But after starting 40 minutes late, Fogerty soon banished thoughts about anything but the music.

The singer may not have totally banished doubts about her future longevity as a platinum-selling, stadium-packing singer.

Averroës was banished from Córdoba about 50 years later.

Doyle can't be too happy about being banished to rural Pennsylvania to run Mellon's liquor warehouse.

For the second time in his athletic career, he was oddly banished to the bench, averaging about six carries a year.