Sentence examples for deposed at from inspiring English sources

Weaver was deposed at NBC in 1956, and his logistically difficult spectaculars faded away.

He himself is not above the law and if necessary can even be deposed, at least in theory.

The later Merovingian kings were little more than puppets and were enthroned and deposed at will by powerful mayors of the palace.

Kevin Pietersen, his predecessor, and Peter Moores, the coach from whom Pietersen had split irrevocably, had both been deposed at the end of a tumultuous week.

John retaliated by excommunicating Louis, but, on April 18 , 1328 the Emperor had John deposed at Rome. (His condemnation of the Spirituals was held to conflict with the pronouncement of Nicholas III).

The country's first democratically elected leader, who claims he was deposed at gunpoint and was later jailed for 13 years under anti-terror laws, has been allowed to travel to Britain for spinal surgery.

They also tried, where possible, to administer their lands with officials whom they could depose at will.

In a separate development, the lawyer for the Big East informed the A.C.C. universities yesterday of the individuals they intend to depose at trial.

Some of the native abbots were also deposed, both at the council held near Easter and at a further one near Whitsun.

When the Taliban displayed symbols of their deposed government at the inauguration, the United States asked Qatar to close it.

France still trapped Zero option A missed chance Hold your breath Best of a bad lot Next, please Fathers and daughters ReprintsMrs Plavsic could be deposed, or at least politically neutered, in the next few days or weeks.