Sentence examples for doesn't expel from inspiring English sources

So it doesn't expel.

James doesn't expel much air through his diaphragm, and his tone is woody and satisfying.

As a criminal justice major I looked forward to one day working for the Fort Collins police department and as soon as I can I will most certainly transfer if the University doesn't expel these students.

You want the vegetable to be completely dry so it absorbs the ink (and doesn't expel any water) so the dry time is very important.

Labour suspends, but does not expel, former London mayor Ken Livingstone, after making offensive comments about Hitler supporting Zionism while defending Shah.

But it can also remind us that recent efforts to humanize him — to assure readers that the truth is not so hard to take; that Darwinism does not expel us into a void of cold chance — are unnecessary.

Such behavioural patterns reflect the way the force of buoyancy on the animal decreases naturally with depth (if the animal does not expel a substantial portion of respiratory air while swimming).

We don't expel kids who cannot afford class," she insists.

Sorry, your highness, but confident leaders don't expel Canadian ambassadors.

"We don't expel anyone to the street," Mr. Bromery said.

It wasn't her business to read charts, simply to mark down what he did and didn't eat, did and didn't expel.