Sentence examples for exiled in one of from inspiring English sources

"When I met with him in Zurich just after he was exiled, in one of the very first conversations we had, he said, 'I see the day when I will return to Russia,' " Nikita Struve had told me in Paris.

The former interior minister, Alvarez Ruiz, is believed to be living in exile in one of the neighbouring states.

With a look of pain, she volunteered that her grandfather had been exiled to Kazakhstan in one of Stalin's purges.

Alcaeus often refers to the island's political turbulence in his poems, and it's possible that at some point Sappho and her family fled, or were exiled, to Southern Italy: Cicero refers in one of his speeches to a statue of the poet that had been erected in the town hall of Syracuse, in Sicily.

A prominent cleric returned from exile only to be murdered in one of Shiite Islam's holiest shrines.

A Grand Tour of the Devonshire Collection at Chatsworth The European travels of the Devonshire family, including Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire's 18th-century exile, are brought to life in one of Britain's most spectacular stately homes.

It drains into a valley of hay farmers, ranchers, urban exiles and others who live in one of the driest of the high valleys of Colorado, before it slows to a trickle and breaks into small creeks.

Failure would almost certainly have meant execution, years in one of Gaddafi's brutal prisons or exile.

In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, Stalin removed the Tatars from their homes in Crimea in 1944.

In one of history's most severe and efficient incidents of mass exile, the Tatars in Crimea were removed from their homeland by Stalin in 1944.

But his real inspiration seems to have come from the French directors who had taken the exile in as one of their own.