Sentence examples for been requested to leave from inspiring English sources

The Mexican Minister in London has been recalled, and the British Minister here has been requested to leave.

Up until that point, they had only been requested to leave with no indication as to how long they were to stay away.

Although what he actually meant to say, even somewhat rudely, was that the visit had come to an end and that the stranger was requested to leave.

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip were also telephoned in 2006, according to Ha'aretz, and told: "Welcome, you and your family are requested to leave home because the IDF intends to attack it.

By Maddy Vegtel Griffith The New Yorker, October 6, 1934 P. 59 Two Dutch children get an English governess who turns out to be too flirtatious and is requested to leave.

Following the flights, both the buyer and seller are requested to leave feedback on the other party.

To preserve each family's privacy, parents were requested to leave the room when other babies were being discussed.

However, our study did not show similar results, probably because parents were requested to leave the room when other infants were being discussed.

We do know most gays and lesbians in conservative black Protestant churches have not been welcome for a number of reasons, and they normally have been unceremoniously requested to leave.

Pownall, whose mistrust of Hutchinson was reciprocated, requested to leave to return to England in late 1759.

Seldom if ever are the attendants requested to leave the room while the patient is being interviewed or examined.