Sentence examples for i exiled from inspiring English sources

The movement gained strength for several years, but in August 347 Emperor Constans I exiled Donatus and other leaders to Gaul, where Donatus died about 355.

As part of the move I exiled some things to a storage outfit in Nassau County, N.Y., and there the pile rested, a ghost whose existence was proved only by the monthly checks I've written ever since.

But even Stalin couldn't fully erase the wildness of Siberia, and one can still find some of the original wooden houses that were erected when Nicholas I exiled the Decembrists from St . Petersburg in the nineteenth century.

Perhaps it was partly in search of such a life, and in reaction to my brother's confinement in a series of what we no longer call institutions, that I exiled myself to Siberia after college and toyed with the idea of a career in the foreign service.

While I felt exiled every time I left Manhattan, he yearned to move to the country.

Nailah, who owned her house in Oakland, told me, "I felt like I was exiled out of my state".

It betrayed the tone of the film and I felt like I was exiled out into the cold.

In 2004, years after I was exiled from Russia, I returned to Crimea to document its transformation and retrace my happy childhood memories.

"A few nights a week, I exile myself to a small office apartment.

In the end, I was exiled to Panama for four years, where I worked and campaigned for human rights in Chile.

Last year I was exiled to our tent adjacent to the house; this year I am fortunate enough to get a room in the house.