Sentence examples for exiled back from inspiring English sources

Then the romance was over and Rachel was exiled back home to Yonkers, maybe before summer's end.

He wrote a famous letter to George Washington urging him to give up the fight and was exiled back to Britain.

At any second they are at risk of being exiled back to their family's country.

Parts of Africa have suddenly taken on a prosperous sheen, drawing talented exiles back to their roots now that they offer a decent living.

They had also worried about Cuban exiles backed by the United States in the destabilization campaign known as Operation Mongoose.

A group of fighters from the Badr Brigade, Iraqi exiles backed by Iran, was recently apprehended by American forces in northern Iraq, American officials disclosed on Tuesday.

The Congress opened on a nostalgic note with a traditional Soviet-style military parade celebrating the 50th anniversary of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion of 1961, when Cuban exiles backed by the CIA attempted to invade.

The other groups to be present include a group of Cyprus-based Afghan exiles backed by Iran and exiles in Peshawar, who are led by Pir Syed Ahmad Gailani and backed by Pakistan.

During his last months in office in 1960, President Eisenhower also infamously authorized a CIA invasion of Cuba, confident that 1,000 ragtag Cuban exiles backed by U.S. airpower could somehow overthrow Fidel Castro's entrenched revolutionary regime.

In a sign that the government intends again to make white farmers an election issue, the justice minister, Patrick Chinamasa, a Zanu-PF hardliner, claimed the MDC was bringing exiled farmers back in to Zimbabwe ready to reclaim their land.

Hamad's new constitutional monarchy brought exiled opponents back to the island state to create more consensual politics where the minority Sunni population traditionally dominates in a sometimes uneasy social compact with the majority Shia communities.