Sentence examples for getting banished from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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".

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.

The average British woman has 400 periods in her lifetime, whereas a woman from the Dogon tribe in Mali, who will probably have about eight children, will have only 110 periods - just as well, because the Dogon get banished to a special "menstrual hut" each time.

Don't like that a characters in Downton Abbey gets killed or another might get banished from employment?

If they receive even a little negative feedback for being spam or being hidden, they should get banished from the feed.

Although their initial rapid-fire volleys could benefit from additional timing polish, once the other couple shows up the momentum never falters as defenses roll over and self-deceptions get banished to the doghouse.