Sentence examples for both expel from inspiring English sources

And both expel the killer from human sympathy, if not the human race itself, at the point at which he either joined a terrorist cell or "snapped".

Take the different standards applied to racially insensitive politicos Ken Livingstone, Naz Shah (both expelled) and Boris Johnson (promoted).

(I prefer "expelling", which is just that, to "ethnic cleansing", which with the Serbs meant both expelling and massive killings (Srbrenica)).

Britain and Australia have both expelled Israeli diplomats because of passport abuse, while an embarrassing fresh argument is brewing over the arrest in Poland of another Israeli, also described as a Mossad officer, who is wanted in Germany in connection with the Dubai affair.

Nor is the Bible explicit, calling Aquila of Pontus and his wife, Priscilla, both expelled from Italy at the time, "Jews".

Qalāʾūn wished both to expel the Latin (Christian) crusaders from their remaining footholds in the Middle East and to repel the invading Mongols.

Volpe and colleagues [ 3] and Li Bassi and colleagues [ 4] have reported mechanical ventilation flow-bias thresholds that can move airway secretions both towards (expel) and away (embed) from the mechanical ventilator.

Both were expelled from the military academy and the boyfriend hanged himself.

Both were expelled after the peace process failed to make headway.

While removal appears to have the broadest support among both parties, expelling Mr. Monserrate is a fractious issue.

On Thursday both nations expelled an additional diplomat in a tit-for-tat escalation of the diplomatic row.