Sentence examples similar to expelled himself from inspiring English sources

His motivation is rooted in fully expelling himself and his family from the hard favela life in which he was raised.

The joke in question was that Corbyn's first move on being elected leader would be to expel himself from the party, for being so self-seeking as to pursue the leadership in the first place.

Within two years, he'd saved up, bought a sax of his own, taught himself to play and gotten himself expelled from school to make his living with it, under the hyper-American name Art Shaw.

After being expelled, Billy comforted himself by writing a wrenching memoir of addiction, entitled "Boogers".

A young boy faces horror and finds himself expelled from his family, alone and insecure.

Aged 15 he decided to get himself expelled for smoking: the experience of school had been too grim.

It didn't work: employing a variety of strategems - he ran away from the school on several occasions - he got himself expelled.

Mr. Qualls plays Diz, a high school senior who is trying to get himself expelled on the advice of his mentor, the jailbird Luther (Mr. Griffin).

Alex manages to get himself expelled from a private high school for starting a renegade student newspaper and sending it to parents.

A witness to terror by his own Serbs, humiliated by his inability to stop the expulsion of Albanians from Pristina, he found himself expelled by them in turn.

In it Mr. Pärt sets the poetic lamentations of St. Silouan, a Russian Orthodox monk on Mount Athos in Greece, which describe Adam's anguish at finding himself expelled from paradise.