Sentence examples for finally banishing from inspiring English sources

As chairman of the committee that oversees the Brit awards, he is credited with last year's largely successful ceremony hosted by James Corden – finally banishing (almost) those memories of Mick Fleetwood and Sam Fox.

The 4-speed is finally banished.

Memories of the biggest recession since the 1930s are finally banished.

"Winter's dark was finally banished from the dismal scene" is a typical curlicue.

And yet it's the granny who helps him understand how he might finally banish Hangman forever.

The emperor Arcadius therefore banished Chrysostom from the city, recalled him at once, and finally banished him again in the following year.

Scorsese finally banished the ghost of five unrequited directing Academy Award nominations, but he had kept a low profile this season, which was key.

His writer's block was finally banished when the 68-year-old looked back over his life for his recent autobiography.

He was their top scorer with 44 goals until David Villa overtook him but he was not involved when Spain finally banished the perennial dark horses tag at Euro 2008 and turned into a winning machine.

"No matter what they say about Coach Knight, he does things right," Mr. Frank said of the hot-tempered coach, who was finally banished by Indiana in 2000 after an altercation with a student.

It is the moment when the man they hoped they were electing in 2008 will finally banish the shadow of the underachieving first term and feel free and strong enough to take on his Tea Party tormentors.