Sentence examples for enough to have exiled from inspiring English sources

Dost toiled and struggled, before eventually proving himself at a club wealthy enough to have exiled him at any moment.

Finally, he felt strong enough to have Calles sent into exile in the United States in 1936.

Even though he is now rich enough to have become a tax exile, Toseland opted for the homely Isle of Man.

You have exiled yourself to a colder, harsher existence.

Unlike kings with ties to Lindisfarne, who appear to have chosen exile among the Picts, Eardwulf was linked to Ripon and chose a southerly exile.

Among Constantine's first acts was to have Staurakios flogged, tonsured, and exiled to the Armeniac Theme, while all other eunuch officials were likewise exiled.

To have enough to eat.

However, a significant proportion of the readership now appears finally to have had enough of the "local lad" turned Surrey exile.

You have to have just enough flaws.

Like Early Exiles, they tended to have come of age before the revolution and to have pre-revolution formed views on life.

Now, some of those once-loyal employees — exiled from the company — seem determined to have the last laugh.