Sentence examples for evict it from from inspiring English sources

After threatening to cut off city funding to the museum and evict it from its municipally owned building, he offered a syllogism to prove that Ofili's work wasn't even art.

Formed in 1980 after an art show on gentrification, ABC No Rio endured attempts by the Giuliani administration to evict it from its city-owned building on Rivington Street in the 1990s.

Under the agreement, Mr. Giuliani promised to restore the city's monthly payments to the museum and to drop, once and for all, his efforts to evict it from a city-owned building and remove its board of trustees because of last fall's "Sensation" exhibition, which included a painting of the Virgin Mary adorned with elephant dung.

The vote reverses an earlier State Supreme Court decision allowing Stapleton to legally oppose the city's move to evict it from the 36-acre property.

Arguing that public money should not be used for the desecration of religion, Mr. Lhota threatened the museum's financing from the city, raised the specter of evicting it from its home in Prospect Heights and declared that, when assessing what art should be displayed to the public, the sensibility that really mattered to him was that of his 8-year-old daughter, Kathryn.

In 1995 China evicted it from one reef, and two years ago from another.

To general astonishment, Israel defeated Jordan's famed Arab Legion, evicting it from Jerusalem and the West Bank (the Gaza Strip also featured – but Gaza is a story in itself).

Spencer has evicted it from the portfolio.

They claimed that Eminem had promised them a $350,000 house and the money to maintain it, and instead kept the house in his name and tried to evict them from it.

No one elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame has been evicted from it -- not Paul Hornung, who was suspended from the Green Bay Packers for one year because of gambling on football as a player, not O.

But that doesn't help Powell and the tens of thousands of others who weren't eligible for the program or who have since been evicted from it, and have been living with relatives or sleeping on the floors of their gutted-out homes, in trailers, or in tents pitched in the yard with no money to rebuild.