Sentence examples for more expelled from inspiring English sources

Thousands more expelled workers linger in the rickety town here, waiting, they say, for documents that will allow them to return legally to Malaysia, where the money is good and their heavy labor on construction sites and plantations is in demand.

As you sing, try to release less air, not more; expelling more air will actually soften the sound of your singing rather than strengthen it.

Regardless of diet, the h IL6tg mice consumed more oxygen and expelled more CO2 than wild-type mice during the light and dark phases (Fig.  4c, d).

In my case, the more I expelled the panic from my downtime, the more I made room for my unique brilliance.

Their asylum applications will be reviewed more swiftly — ideally, in a matter of weeks — and those denied will be more swiftly expelled.

Thousands more were expelled by the planeload to Nigeria and Ghana.

However, it was endless rucking with "Big" Jim Martin that saw the Faith No More guitarist expelled from the group.

The two leaders, General Amin especially, presided over the killing of up to 600,000 fellow citizens; tens of thousands more were expelled or fled.So much of the credit for the change since then must go to Yoweri Museveni, who has been president since 1986.

The produced sound resonates with the natural frequency and augments mucus clearing system in the airways, and hence makes mucus secretions thinner and more easily expelled by coughing.

Compared to the non-volunteers, self-volunteers, on average, had better social relationships, were raised in more economically stable families, had more educated and civically engaged parents, were more religious, were expelled or suspended from school less often, worked of pay more often, and also received allowance more often.

More like expelling it, dude.