Sentence examples for exiled out of from inspiring English sources

The emergency gate has been exiled out of the typical walking path, perched diagonally from the top of the steps.

Nailah, who owned her house in Oakland, told me, "I felt like I was exiled out of my state".

As delineated in Shane Salerno's energetic, informative and at times over-dramatized documentary, "Salinger," the celebrated writer spent the first part of his life lusting after literary success and the rest of it recoiling in horror at the consequences of his passion, refusing to publish anything and retreating to self-imposed, semi-reclusive exile in out-of-the-way Cornish, N.H.

A couple of days later he had an audience of ANC exiles eating out of his hand when he told them he would be prepared to serve the ANC in any capacity – if they decided he should be a security guard, carrying a baton and wielding a whistle, he would do it.

Simone Weil starved herself to death in exile out of solidarity for compatriots in German-occupied France.

She refused to design clothes in exile, out of solidarity with the couturiers and artisans of Occupied Paris.

But the Gaza branch of Hamas, squabbling with exiles out of the line of Israeli fire, seems to have agreed to much of Egypt's cease-fire proposal.

ARTS Barack Obama is about to pluck Richard Blanco, a son of Cuban exiles, out of the relatively obscure and quiet world of poetry and put him on display before the world.

They had captured power in Sudan as early as 1989 by way of a coup (but later lost it) and would have taken it by majority vote in Algeria in 1991, had the army not upended the table and engaged in a bloody civil war to stop them.Yet the Ikhwan's more recent moves out of exile, out of prison and out of cramped flats bugged by the old regimes' secret police have not proved easy.

Anthony Hudson has vowed to Newport County fans that he is the man to drag the Exiles out of the Blue Square Bet Premier League relegation zone.

Then it tried to exile them to an out-of-the-way corner of the neighborhood.