Sentence examples for banished with from inspiring English sources

On some islands, tapa making was banished with the arrival of missionaries and Christianization.

Thirty years of entrenched behaviour cannot simply be banished with the wave of a hand.

Prospero, former Duke of Milan, was deposed by his brother Antonio and banished with his daughter Miranda on an uncharted island.

It is not something that can be banished with a magic wand; even the best and most sincere efforts can at times have patchy results.

But this inconvenience could soon become a thing of the past, banished, with other driving annoyances such as wind-up windows, by technology.

When children here wave at aircraft tracing vapor trails high above, they are saluting the powers that banished, with the no-flight zone, the terrors of Mr. Hussein.

Hōnen was thereupon charged with their seduction and was banished, together with his immediate disciples, from the capital in 1207 (some of his disciples were beheaded).

In 2012 he was banished – along with England's chances of winning the tournament – from the World T20 in Sri Lanka.

In the end, the teasing stops: the vertigo is banished, and with it, perhaps, a certain "anxiety of influence".

Austen banished cobwebs with a lightness of style and wit to reach a contemporary audience – rather than the other way around.

The windier reaches of the Player King's stuff have been banished, along with the more florid stretches of Ron Cook's bright, wren-like Polonius.