Sentence examples for exiled far from inspiring English sources

For them, exiled far from home, the marathon man became a hero last month when he made the same X gesture as he crossed the finish line to win silver at the Rio Olympics.

In tandem, the crew also were among those that helped shepherd in an era of DJing at Burning Man a lineage whose roots hold tight today through their efforts as fearless DJs exiled far off in in the dust of the event's restrictive "techno ghetto".

(He ended up in exile far across the Atlantic in Martinique).

At times he fell into dark moods that made him feel set apart, like an exile far from home.

Every leader of ours who went into the independence war died in exile far away – none of them ended up as the presidents of their nations.

These were people in exile, far away from their home country where the Nazis were in occupation, and so during the normal course of school events they did little patriotic things.

(He ended up in exile far across the Atlantic in Martinique.) Hours: Sundays and Tuesdays through Thursdays, 9 30 a.m. to 5 15 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays until 8 45 p.m. Admission: $10 $5,, students and the elderly (Holland Cotter).

Other poets, such as the Iraqi ʿAbd al-Wahhāb al-Bayātī, expressed their commitment to the cause of revolutionary change on a broader canvas, a posture that led al-Bayātī (like so many other modern Arab poets) to a life of exile far from his homeland.

Anti-apartheid activists sang about the men who were languishing on Robben Island and those who were in exile, far from their loved ones.

Fellow journalists in other branches of the media walked with me: most of them are now dead, imprisoned without trial or exiled in far-off lands.

Wang was the daughter of two college instructors in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution and became a "sent-down youth" — one of the millions of urban, educated teenagers who were exiled to far-flung regions to live and work with peasants during the Cultural Revolution.