Sentence examples for be deported to an from inspiring English sources

"Gaza is part of my homeland, but this does not justify tearing me away from my family to be deported to an area where I know nobody," Ms. Ajuri said.

Mr. Najjar has travel documents from the Palestinian Authority and will be deported to an Arab country "with friendly relations with the United States," like Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar or Bahrain, said Joe Hohenstein, a lawyer for Mr. Najjar.

They can be deported to a third country but, not surprisingly, few want to take them in.

Illegals from distant African countries often claim to be Mozambican because they would rather be deported to a nearby country.

Mr. Steigerwalt said Mr. Abdoulah feared he would be deported to a third-world country and tortured to get him to give further information about the hijackers.

While waiting at a crowded railway station to be deported to a mine, Mr. Harsanyi removed his sweater with its yellow star and walked away, his son said.

The film is set in a futuristic Japan, where Megasaki City's tyrannical Mayor Kobayashi (voiced by Kunichi Nomura) orders that all dogs be deported to a wasteland called Trash Island.

You might be deported to a place where you believe your life is in danger".

Still, when her sentence ends in November 2017, it is likely that Rita will be deported to a country she left more than 50 years ago.

If I weighed 300 pounds, ate Twinkies for every meal, and had millions of people calling for me to be deported to a desert island for eternity, I'd be "exhausted" too.

In "The War: A Memoir," the French writer Marguerite Duras, whose husband was deported to an extermination camp (he survived), recalls a female French Resistance fighter who calmly tortures an informer.