Sentence examples for might be expelled from inspiring English sources

Rightwing British Eurosceptics have for long salivated at the prospect that Greece might be expelled from the euro.

The Wolfsburg manager, Armin Veh, sounded cautious when asked if CSKA Moscow might be expelled from the Champions League in favour of the German champions.

He knew it would tear them up to learn that he might be expelled, shorn of the opportunities they had worked so hard to give him.

One abuse victim, BKO, was told he might be expelled after reporting that the Rev John Davison fondled him in 1971.

STUDENTS MAY FACE EXPULSION: Penn State students involved in a melee when the school's team was eliminated from the N.C.A.A. tournament might be expelled, school officials said.

Thus courage, self-sacrifice, self-control and fidelity were prized, but the weak might be expelled to enable the tribe's survival (Darwin 1871, p. 96, 77).

If he's not careful he might soon be expelled".

Their refusal to appoint new diplomats was motivated initially by concerns that their replacements might also be expelled.

To the leaders of the European Union who warn that Greece might soon be expelled from their midst, Lydia Lenossi has an ancient reminder.

To show that Germany and other creditor countries like Finland, not to mention the ECB, can say "no", Cyprus might in effect be expelled from the euro.That would be a moment of peril for the euro area, which seemed to have rejected such a course with Greece last summer.

Some London newspapers then speculated that Mr. Neiland might become the first academy member to be expelled since 1799.