Sentence examples for in banishment from inspiring English sources

He was known for his life of criminal excess, spending much time in prison or in banishment from medieval Paris.

A single positive test for cocaine, heroin, amphetamines or LSD can result in banishment from the game.

What freedom am I being offered to live my life as a family with my dear wife who remains in banishment in Brandfort?

Webster's New Millennium Dictionary defines it as staircase wit, a literal translation of the French "l'esprit de l'escalier," a phrase that originated from social occasions where failure in repartee could result in banishment from the drawing room.

These daring experiments with the energies and dizzying possibilities of space seem already perfected in "Banishment of the Rebel Angels," a portrayal of the guilty and unhappy angels repenting -- too late!

Early in the play, the heroine Rosalind and her cousin Celia disguise themselves and flee there – it's where her father and his supporters have been living in banishment, away from his evil brother Duke Frederick, who has taken over the court.

The defeat of Spanish forces during the Franco-British invasion of Spain resulted in his banishment in 1719.

He also tested positive for cocaine in January 2000, resulting in his banishment from Major League Baseball last season.

At the age of 20 Jouffroy d'Abbans entered the army, and a year later he became involved in a duel that resulted in his banishment to Provence.

Afterwards, MacMillan found himself avoiding her in the street and colluding in her banishment – a further source of guilt – and did not understand what Jean meant when she told him that their father had "broken the rules and could no longer hide his feelings for her".

A scandal, in my father's view, resulting in temporary banishment from the repertory.