Sentence examples for may be banished from inspiring English sources

And they pray that good seed sown may bring forth good harvest, and that all things foul or hostile to peace may be banished thence, and that the people inclining their ear to whatsoever things are lovely and honest, whatsoever things are of good report, may tread the path of virtue and wisdom".

[The Salukis improved their record to 24-2 with a 72-71 victoverover Bradley on Saturday.] But many other teams among the 25 other conferences, like No. 24 Utah State of the Big West, Kent State or Western Michigan of the Mid-American, and East Tennessee State of the Southern, may be banished to the National Invitation Tournament if they do not win their tournaments.

But, the organization reports, old dogs are left at shelters, turned loose, left behind or even abandoned at home: Old dogs who are no longer wanted may be banished to the garage or exiled to the backyard with little human companionship.

Angelenos have already responded to the news that their beloved ride-sharing apps may be banished.

Sept 2 (Reuters) - The Greek columns may be banished and the "hope" and "change" signs gone, but President Barack Obama's pitch to American voters at the Democratic National Convention this week will have echoes of his 2008 speech, when he cast himself as a visionary leader in touch with the nation's priorities.

Those who too frequently experience the transcendence that is live music by gazing through a little screen while reality stands immediately before them may be banished to purgatory, where they shall be forced to record for all eternity the live performances of Justin Bieber and/or the Wiggles.

She's already given up mozarella cheese because somehow the entire ball disappeared in a matter of hours, and seedless grapes may possibly be banished because they plop into her mouth in a never-ending stream, seemingly of their own volition.

In fact, if the flood of stimulation and datafication continues, the old-fashioned boredom that Dr. Seuss talks about in The Cat in the Hat, when he says "The sun didn't shine and it was too wet to play so we stayed in the house all that cold, cold wet day," may someday be banished from the nightmarish universe some now call "the internet of everything".

5 True mercy will consist in taking care that citizens may not deserve to be banished from their country, in keeping them from folly and deceptive pleasures, in establishing peace and harmony; not in being indulgent to crime and tolerant of offences, and in allowing them a temporary gratification at the expense of inevitable evil in the near future.

Let the rude children and their parents be banished to the lobby, where they may bother each other.

However, this plant is highly poisonous to humans and may be fatal if ingested, so it is suggested to be banished from the table [ 2, 3].