Sentence examples for it exiled from inspiring English sources

There was even the strange but true case of Robert Vittek, the Slovak striker whose French club, Lille, thought so little of him that it exiled him to Turkey on loan last season.

Tuesday morning saw the announcement of this year's Bafta nominees …  The King's Speech got 14, Black Swan 12, and one for the late great Pete Postlethwaite  Front-runners in pictures  The full list Xan Brooks: Bafta will crown The King's Speech but why has it exiled Never Let Me Go?  Pass notes: just what is going on with all those noms?

It exiles teenagers, the audience that ensures the success of something like "Matrix".

Broadly, daylight cleanses the work of the courts and the judges as much as it exiles corruption from the routines of government.

It exiles student expression to an area representing to a tiny percentage of SWC's 156-acre campus.

He founded it, was exiled from it only to watch from afar as it withered to nearly nothing, then returned, bringing new vitality and success beyond what anyone had thought possible.

Google apparently cares more about giving the best search results than punishing spammers, as it's returning lyrics site Rap Genius to its high rankings for searches after it was exiled for SEO spam 10 days ago.

"I call it being exiled from George's kingdom," she said.

The human rights activists who spoke up about it were exiled to Thailand, Indonesia, or Singapore.

Living "in exile" is how one of the weekenders puts it, exile from our old expectations about life.

Following threats from an ultra-nationalist accused of organising the murder in January of the Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink ("Orhan Pamuk, be smart," he said outside court), Pamuk spent an extra semester in New York, but declines to call it exile.