Sentence examples for expel that from inspiring English sources

While the committee has the power to expel, that has happened only rarely and is considered highly unlikely.

My mum said I needed to do something at the weekend and acting was exactly that – a good way to expel that extra energy.

When ice is purged that way, the resulting open water can absorb more heat from the air, then expel that heat through the winter, limiting the thickness and area of new ice.

He insists Trump is not anti-immigrant nor would he ultimately expel that staggering number of people from the country: "I think he will only deport some of the criminals," he says.

The Wind Energy Stored In Gravity project allows you to store wind energy using a "gravity battery" and, with a flick of a switch, expel that stored power in the form of kinetic energy.

Essentially the motors have water running through them to help cool them off as they work, and they can expel that water through artificial pores in order to more quickly release heat.

"A high-ranking official told us we were expelled, that we had not notified [the interim government] that we were coming," he said.

Though the infiltrators were eventually expelled, that they had ensconced themselves at all in such a sensitive territory was cause for serious political embarrassment.

So rapidly was the lava expelled that the entire summit of the volcano was quickly undermined, leading to a spectacular collapse and the formation of a chasm 300m deep.

It makes no difference if it is expelled that way, he explains, rather than through the extractor fitted to the back of the unit.

For example, some tumors expel enzymes that destroy surrounding tissue, freeing malignant cells to spread.