Sentence examples for expel them from from inspiring English sources

He said the police saw no reason to use force to expel them from the chamber.

The prime minister's security detail did not dare to expel them from the site.

The orders must closely supervise abusive priests, but cannot expel them from their ranks, he said.

Alternatively, he can expel them from the party, as several of his predecessors dreamt of doing but never dared.

Nūr al-Dīn waged military campaigns against the Crusaders in an attempt to expel them from Syria and Palestine.

Beiner does not deny that Nietzsche and Heidegger are important thinkers; nor does he seek to expel them from the history of philosophy.

In 1290, having systematically stripped the Jews of their remaining wealth, he expelled them from England.

Think about isolating your toxins and expelling them from your body.

Although Alvin and Elizabeth achieve their goal, Dr. Goodman expels them from Avalon.

But Spain expelled them from the Americas in 1767 and tightened its grip on the colonies over the 18th century.

Lenin, outraged, expelled them from the party and ordered the insurrection to be postponed for five days.