Sentence examples for it's banished from inspiring English sources
First, I have this to say about it: if this device works as well as its website, I hope it's banished to the innermost receses of the earth.
For that reason, many parents are glad it's banished, and I understand.
Outcasts: BBC1, 9pm – last night was the struggling sci-fi drama's final Monday outing before it is banished to the scheduling outer darkness of Sunday at 10.25pm for its final three episodes.
Like Intruders, it was banished to a graveyard timeslot midway through its run.
IF there was ever any doubt that Britain and America have two distinct cultures, it was banished last week.
The remark trickled back to Marie-Hélène, and the jerk who had whispered it was banished for life.
It was banished to Friday nights, the prime-time equivalent of being told to sit in the corner and not talk to anyone.
It was banished, first by Hitler, who abolished all German states, and then by the allies who singled out Prussia for oblivion as Germany was being reconstituted under their occupation.
But while the softness of uni was preserved by that treatment — indeed, the uni became a molten surprise at the core of so much crunchiness — it was banished in a dish that placed and baked uni on top of a split lobster tail.
In other words, while the book shows the downfall of the two boys who cross over to the dark side - both are serving decades in the TDCJ system — it was banished for these two sentences on page 124: Mario purchased pickup trucks from which he removed panels and lights.
