Sentence examples for banished at from inspiring English sources

Banished at the time of the second Restoration, he went into exile in the Low Countries.

Whoever wins, I shall live to see these smirks banished, at least.

Its story follows Segismundo, a prince banished at birth by his father, Basilio, because fate decreed the son would become a cruel leader.

He described a coach who works on scouting reports until 3 a.m. yet smiles the next morning, a smile that seemed banished at Nebraska.

But at school, Tapan is back with his friends and his fears are banished, at least for the mornings he is there.

Despite having been banished at the highest levels of the clerical elite (who dominate our textual record), millennialism survived in this popular, oral form, especially in the Western, Latin church, until the present.

UMass ran out of steam and ideas, clearing the path for Ohio State to banish at least some of the ghosts from last season.

A couple of blocks away at the New York Palace, guests were paying more than $400 for a rare room in the black glass tower on Madison Avenue, banishing, at least for the moment, some of the hotel industry talk of bad times.

Already, it's held up a dark mirror to the empowered image feminists present the world, and the suppressed, internalized sexism we can't all banish, at least not as easily as we can skewer misogynistic representations of women in lady mags. .

The son of a racehorse trainer, Bacon was educated mostly by private tutors at home until his parents banished him at age 16, allegedly for pursuing his homosexual leanings.

Second, the current crisis in the Italian banking industry is a reminder that talk of state-funded bailouts has not been banished forever, at least in the eurozone.