Sentence examples for gets banished from inspiring English sources

Paola said the group got the idea to cast Mr. Trump as Lear when "Cordelia gets banished".

What happens when a Nordic black metal band gets banished to the woods and emerge years later after building their own instruments and getting singing pointers from Gollum.

He watches N.F.L. games, too, at a local sports bar, though he gets banished to a small side room whenever other patrons want to watch soccer.

Provably wrong ideas in science get banished to an amnesiac world.

(If you were too gray, you got banished to the darkness beyond the edge of the stage).

I'm assuming it's because all the TV people get banished to the outskirts, but couldn't they streamlining the winners a bit better?

"We found that the Nintendo Wii was a very social, all-the-family-together experience; whereas other consoles, where people tend to play more hardcore and sometimes more violent games, tends to get banished to the children's bedroom".

Instead you listen to the ruler: "Black…Banish…Gray…Banish…" You worry about how to get close enough to someone else to banish them without getting banished yourself, and what to do if you bump into someone trying to move to the same space you wanted to.

Black pupils, in particular teenage boys, get banished at 13 times the rate affecting Indian children, and African-Caribbean pupils continue to squander their potential and do abysmally at school.

A pundit is more likely to get banished from the air for failing to follow the technical demands and subtle protocols of the job, said one prominent political pundit.

Despite his promiscuity, Essendine is a man who doesn't actually like sex, clearly doesn't really like women, is terrified of intimacy (his lovers get banished to the spare bedroom) and loves himself too much.