Sentence examples for before being dislodged from inspiring English sources

They flew the Taliban flag, played the Taliban anthem and called their new workplace the office of the "Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan" — the name of the state they ran in the 1990s before being dislodged from power after 9/11.

She came to public attention three years ago when she wrote a diary for the BBC about life under the Taliban, which controlled Swat from 2007 to 2009 before being dislodged by an Army offensive.

The militant group al-Shabaab has said it carried out the mall attack to punish Kenya for sending its troops into neighbouring Somalia to fight the al-Qaida-linked militant group, which had seized large parts of that country for years before being dislodged from the capital, Mogadishu.

In transcription termination, the polymerase overshoots the poly(A -site before being dislodged by A -sitewing exonuclease [ 19, 20]; this may result in continued transcription through the intergenic region and into the neighbeforeg gene, interfering with the neighbeings transcription.

Life-threatening complications were attributed to tube obstruction and malpositioning of the tracheostomy after being dislodged.

Seven eyes developed posterior retinal breaks while deeply embedded intraretinal foreign bodies were being dislodged.

Doing so prevents fractures, the denture being dislodged, and pain.

Around midnight Saturday, the tube was reinserted and worked for about four hours before it was dislodged after being mishandled by the submersibles, Mr. Wells said.

The goal was reviewed, but the replay showed the puck went over the line before the net was dislodged.

Generally, problems need to become quite large before C.E.O.'s are dislodged by dissenting shareholders or hostile takeovers.

England needed some kind of response and a 33nd‑minute try by Watson provided it, even if some TV angles cast doubt over whether the winger reached the line before the ball was dislodged by a sliding Biggar.