Sentence examples for into exile for from inspiring English sources

He went into exile for a time.

The man receiving the most votes as a danger was sent into exile for 10 years.

Inti-Illimani and Quilapayún, meanwhile, were forced into exile for what would amount to 15 years.

The threats were considered credible enough for him to go into exile for a while.

"Our family had to go into exile for its political beliefs," she says breathlessly.

Bob and the Wailers went into exile for a year and a half.

The libel continued in a court case in 1588, which sent him into exile from Castile for eight years.

When the slaughter broke out, after the assassination of President Juvénal Habyarimana, in April of 1994, French soldiers whisked Agathe Habyarimana into exile, and for the past decade she has lived unbothered in France — although French courts have consistently denied her bid for political asylum, on account of her reputation as the Lady Macbeth of the Rwandan genocide.

During the subsequent decades of Ceausescu's dictatorship, which ended in 1989, Mr. Pintilie, like many independent-minded Eastern European artists, tried to work within the system and then went into exile, leaving for the West in 1973 and returning after Ceausescu was gone.

He goes into exile fearing for his own life.

Another, much sadder one involves Madresfield Court, the house that inspired Brideshead Revisited, whose owner William Lygon, 7th Earl Beauchamp was forced into foreign exile for being homosexual.