Sentence examples for exiled briefly from inspiring English sources

The race began with a split stage on the island of Elba, where Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled briefly in 1814.

For example, Ælfgar, earl of East Anglia, and son of Leofric, the earl of Mercia, was exiled briefly in 1055.

When the Serbian government took repressive measures, Marković went into exile briefly.

Taboo was the tiny London club that Bowery, a gay, overweight, over-the-top Australian exile, briefly turned into the most decadent nightspot in Europe, and a mecca for the New Romantics -- a peculiarly British music and fashion movement of which Boy George and his band, Culture Club, were the best known products.

Wulfred was driven into exile briefly at some point during his suspension from office.

In 1931, Kharms was charged with anti-Soviet activities and briefly exiled from Leningrad.

Potresov, the son of a general, joined the Marxists in the early 1890s and was briefly exiled in 1898.

Her father was himself briefly exiled from the kingdom in the 1960s, along with half a dozen other liberal princes, after calling for a constitutional monarchy.The gossip is sometimes of a darker kind.

One would be right to wonder if Altidore, who has already been briefly exiled from the national side for lack of confidence, still has a place in that kind of system.

Reuters news agency reports that Mr Emmerson Mnangagwa - the former and briefly exiled vice-president - will be sworn in as president on either Wednesday or Thursday.

Unlike Karen Hughes, the White House communications chief and perhaps Bush's most trusted advisor, Rove has been briefly exiled on occasion, usually when Bush feels he needs a dose of humility.