Sentence examples for ejected from inspiring English sources

Thursday's record of 18 MPs ejected in 73 minutes equated to one MP every four minutes.

That broke Wednesday's record of 12 MPs ejected in one day.

Related: Ed Miliband resigns as Labour leader Cameron repeatedly attacked the SNP during the campaign as likely to drag a minority Labour government to the left if the voters ejected him from power in favour of Miliband.

Numbers are being counted and of course, Swan will lose on the numbers and be ejected for 24 hours.

"Things like … the idea of equality, the idea that people should have equal opportunities for all jobs, the idea that the hereditary principle shouldn't apply … " "Mrs Windsor?" I interject, thinking of the time in 2003 when Wood was ejected from the assembly chamber in 2003 for this reference to the Queen.

The supporter was ejected from the stadium after fans reported his behaviour to police.

In response, both clerics were automatically ejected from the church, but this has not stopped the group's drive to build an unsanctioned clergy.

Faure has also been ejected by the society and his ordination unrecognised.

In 2002, Francesco Casagrande was ejected for dangerous riding on stage 15, leaving Cadel Evans to pull on the Maglia Rosa.

"Looking at the list, I can see that quite a few of them [who were ejected] are indeed Victorian members, who perhaps wish to go back and campaign.

Murdoch, almost certainly, has been ejected from the politicians' social network for good.