Sentence examples for from being expelled from inspiring English sources

Far from being expelled Labour supporters are being wooed to return.

Many of his peers who are now in the opposition merely tolerated the Komsomol, mainly to keep from being expelled from university.

The victim's mouth and nose are often covered with a cloth, which allows water to enter but prevents it from being expelled; alternatively, his mouth may be covered with cellophane or held shut for this purpose.

In a letter sent Thursday to Mr. Rumsfeld, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz and others, a lawyer for the group argued that the United States had an obligation under the Geneva Convention as the occupying power in Iraq to prevent the organization's members from being expelled.

As the U.N. ambassador in 1971, he was leading an emotional fight to keep Taiwan from being expelled from the U.N., even as Henry Kissinge was making the first secret overtures toward Beijing, promising that President Nixon's goal was to have Taiwan expelled.

Truro City have had a late reprieve from being expelled from the Football Conference after two businessmen lodged a £50,000 bond with the league.

The next year, as a junior, Bailey had a setback away from track, being expelled for fighting.

He sat as an independent MEP from 2004-2009 after being expelled from UKIP.

We were being expelled from Iran.

Fast-forward to me being expelled from school.

A week earlier, one of their colleagues from ITN was expelled from Shanghai for covering a minor demonstration there.