Sentence examples for expel it from from inspiring English sources

In the Sweet case (1925 26), he won acquittal for a black family that had fought against a mob trying to expel it from its residence in a white neighbourhood in Detroit.

Delicious as the prospect is, they must expel it from their minds, as their captain, Alastair Cook, advocated.

Some American politicians have threatened to expel it from the Group of 8 industrialized nations, to abolish the NATO-Russia Council and to keep Russia out of the World Trade Organization.

If the Federal Reserve finds Crdit Lyonnais culpable for serious misconduct, as it did Japan's Daiwa Bank, it could fine it tens, perhaps hundreds, of millions of dollars and even expel it from the country, where it is believed to earn more profit than in any nation outside France.

I write in order to release, to share, to expel it from my gut so it doesn't become rancid and cause me resentful reflux.

These are medications that work to break up mucus in your nose and throat, and help you to cough it up and expel it from your body easier.

His foreign policy, for example, calls for ostracizing Russia for its undemocratic ways by expelling it from the Group of Eight industrialized powers, a hard-line position that he took long before Russia's war with Georgia this summer.

Compared with 1991, the coalition did more (conquering Iraq, not just expelling it from Kuwait) with less.

However, most Arab countries, rather than following Egypt's lead, ostracized Egypt and expelled it from the Arab League.

The stock car drivers of Nascar, that bastion of good-ol-boys, expelled it from the racetracks.

The humiliating defeats that the Russian army suffered at the hands of the Germans, who expelled it from Poland, lowered the prestige of the monarchy further.