Sentence examples for end up exiled from inspiring English sources
Her name was Ju Jing, and I could only imagine the shock she must have felt after traveling across the country to go to a university that was technically in Shanghai, the world's most populated city, only to end up exiled in a partially-built new city that hardly had any people.
They have no wish to end up exiled like Pakistan, which has been boycotted by the big cricketing nations for security reasons.
Under Mary, because of his Protestant connections, he might end up in exile, perhaps even in Calvin's Geneva.
Even though some oligarchs still have warehouses full of rubles, Putin has made it very clear that the second they fuck up they will end up in exile, in jail, or on ice.
His "campaign kit" for local candidates included a list of talking points in his own favor ("He took Milan from the B series to the top of Italy and the world") and against the left ("When Communists are in power, their opponents end up in 1) exile, 2) prison 3) the cemetery").
But it has surely not often been the case that a millionaire alleged to have ordered an Englishman's murder has ended up being exiled to a British mansion less than 60 miles away from the alleged intended victim's home.
Sure enough, it was in Constantinople that the exiled Hardrada finally ended up.
They are still cutting-edge urban sophisticates, and they end up like those Russian exiles who came west after the revolution and hung the old czarist icons all around their new living rooms.
By then, the imperialist Japanese had annexed Korea, and when Rhee returned home he ended up arrested again, then went into exile where he became the first president of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea from 1919 to 1925.
Even fighters who had hoped that Mr. Assad would end up deposed, dead, jailed or exiled like other autocrats singled out in the Arab Spring uprisings have begun to acknowledge the emerging reality.
