Sentence examples for could have expelled from inspiring English sources

It was here that the war was won or lost, for if the Red Army had not succeeded against all the odds in halting the Germans in 1941 and then inflicting the first major defeats at Stalingrad and Kursk in 1943, it is difficult to see how the western democracies, Britain and the US, could have expelled Germany from its new empire.

(Jackson felt that despite losing millions the players were fortunate, however, as Stern could have expelled them from the league).

He is alleged to have expelled 150,000 others.

Kurds have expelled 300 Turkmens from their homes, he said.

If we were, we would have expelled Abu Sakkar.

If they had found out, they definitely would have expelled him.

On Thursday, a unanimous Senate Ethics Committee — in a rare public report that corroborated virtually all of Mr. Hampton's central assertions — said it found compelling evidence that Mr. Ensign had not only broken the law, but that he could have been expelled from the Senate had he not made the decision last month to quit first.

The three-man arbitration panel found that when Leeds emerged from a £35m insolvency last summer Bates agreed to the League's imposition of a 15-point penalty, which was in fact lenient because Leeds could have been expelled or relegated to League Two.

They couldn't hit me in front of everyone else, they weren't that stupid, they could have been expelled.

Coach Beiste breaks up the fight; in the locker room, Puck tells her that the knife is a fake stage prop, and she retorts that he could have gotten expelled.

A reason for these women not to follow the control regimen could be that they were sure that they had expelled the fetus and did not feel the need for a control.