Sentence examples for expelling as from inspiring English sources

A global communication network vital to the banking industry announced on Thursday that it was expelling as many as 30 Iranian financial institutions — including the Central Bank — crippling their ability to conduct international business and further isolating the country from the world economy.

The process of compacting a soil by kneading it involves expelling as much of the air as practicable; water content is not normally much reduced.

The standout death definitely came courtesy of the unicorn -- if only for the rainbows it seemed to be... expelling as it galloped away.

Expel as much air as possible from bag, and make sure marinade coats chicken.

On Wednesday, the United States said it would expel as many as 50 Russian diplomats from Washington over the next few months; several have already been ousted.

Under the new policy, the government will review 300,000 cases of people in deportation proceedings to identify those who might qualify for relief and those who should be expelled as soon as possible.

None of these communities survived, however, because the Mormons were expelled as soon as their increasing numbers threatened to give them political control of the towns in which they settled.

Jockeys who struggled with their weight were once expelled (as happened to Uncle Ivan), in the hope of protecting the kids from a lifetime of bulimia, a disease many jockeys contend with.

Hoffman, for the crime of lending Norman his badge, was very nearly expelled as well, and got away with it only because his father was a judge and a personal friend of many American officials.

As a consequence, benzo[b]carbazole may be selectively retained in the source rock and during petroleum expulsion may not be expelled as efficiently as benzo[a]- and benzo[c]carbazole.

And so it is not uncommon to hear of schools, especially in rural areas, where students are expelled as soon as the school becomes aware of their pregnancy.