Sentence examples for deporting himself from inspiring English sources

They were shooting a scene on one of the battleships when an assist, director became annoyed with the way an actor in uniform was deporting himself.

No matter how Lil Wayne deports himself on Sunday, his presence lends the Recording Academy some credibility.

Busse became so distraught that he decided to voluntarily deport himself to Barbados as quickly as possible.

"Mitt Romney self-deported himself from the White House," she wrote, an allusion to his plan to fix the immigration system by asking the undocumented to deport themselves.

The notice, which came with a letter to E. Gordon Gee, the president of Ohio State, last Friday and was posted on the university's Web site, said Tressel "failed to deport himself in accordance with the honesty and integrity normally associated with the conduct and administration of intercollegiate athletics".

Since his ascendancy to the head of the Astor family, this young man has deported himself creditably.

If you could really solve the immigration issue by crapping on the 14th Amendment of the Constitution's guaranteed right to citizenship, then President Cruz would have to deport himself.

And Willie, a 30-year-old Native American from Alaska doing seven years for drugs, thinks that if Trump is serious about his immigration polices, he needs to deport himself.

He is now talking about turning himself in and having himself deported.

He saved perhaps 5,000 Jews but was himself deported to Dachau, where he died.

But he could not afford the plane fare, prosecutors said yesterday, so he tried to get himself deported.