Sentence examples for expelling one from inspiring English sources

Thinking of expelling one member each year on May 1st., such member to be elected by written ballot of all members of Club.

In one much-discussed article that appeared in The New York Times Magazine last month, Margaret Talbot described a Maryland high school Alpha Girl who ruled her clique with tyrannical zeal, expelling one member who dared to show up at school in blue jeans on a Monday.

PAGE A9 St. John's Punishes Players St. John's disciplined six basketball players, expelling one, after an incident involving a 38-year-old woman that began in an adult nightclub after a game on Wednesday night.

Jinn removal, as you may have guessed, involves forcefully expelling one of these spectres (known as a "jinni" in the singular) from the human body – which seemed like pretty heavy shit to be going on in the middle of British suburbia.

Now the United States has stepped up the pressure on Pakistan to expel one of the most militant of these groups, which Washington believes was responsible for the hijacking of an Indian Airlines jet last month.

Since the university has only expelled one student for sexual assault in school history, basing an adjudication on precedent is bad policy, said Stanford law professor Michele Landis Dauber, former co-chair of the Board on Judicial Affairs overseeing campus adjudications.

This week sees the team at the Department for Work and Pensions expel one of their periodic, sulphurous emissions aimed at a so-called "signing-on culture".

St. John's expelled one starting basketball player, moved to expel two others and disciplined three reserves last night.

The scandal has already led the Brazilian Senate to expel one of its members for the first time in its 170-year history.

He had to expel one of its MEPs from the group last year after racist comments about Cécile Kyenge, Italy's first black minister.

She said of the N.D.F., "They expelled one member of their party, and I understand that this member has been accusing them of having received illegal funds.