Sentence examples for having banished from inspiring English sources

Having banished concerns about rolling sport-utility vehicles, they were happily selling huge, gas-guzzling vehicles again.

Far from having banished the ghosts of his past, as some of his advisers claim, the prime minister is in danger of summoning them up again.

Having banished himself during the winter for failing to relight the Boston Celtics' flame, Pitino was back to doing what he does best, lathering college kids into a frenzied state of full-court pressure.

In 2005, having banished foreign ingredients from his menu, Rogan picked up its first Michelin star (he was bleaching the grout in the shower of one of the restaurant's bedrooms when he heard the news).

Having banished the "ghosts of the past" he must also persuade the voters and especially the record number of potential abstainers that on the issues that now matter most he is a more plausible standard-bearer of change than she is.

They will now travel to Rome in a fortnight in much better heart, having banished the spectre of equalling their record run of 10 successive defeats.

Christ has banished Mars.

Modernity has banished breaks.

She has banished self-criticism.

Algeria had banished all hope".

Others have banished the most egregious offenders for good.