Sentence examples for having exiled from inspiring English sources

Having exiled Pete Doherty from the band before they had released their second album back in 2004, the Libertines' 2010 reunion shows aimed at providing some closure.

Having exiled himself from the paradise of color, Rothko needed another refuge from his disastrous personality; he may have been at the beginning of something new.

Parini's latest novel, "The Apprentice Lover," does raise the question: having exiled himself to Italy, can a young man with literary ambitions come of age in the 1970's without breaking bread -- or tucking into arrosto di maiale alle prugne, as it were -- with Greene and Gore Vidal?

Do Americans, having exiled Fiat from this country due to its quality problems, still not trust Italian cars?

Yet that was after officials had exiled the lively N.G.O.

You have exiled yourself to a colder, harsher existence.

Ferguson had exiled him and he would have known Moyes would be replacing the great helmsman.

Pompadour confirmed the stunning news that the King had exiled him and forbidden him to return.

They have exiled Seth, who needs family most, to the ranks of the insignificant.

The emperor Paul I, just as capriciously as he had exiled Kotzebue, had him released a few months later.

Now, though, Garbus has exiled himself from the so-called First Amendment Club.