Sentence examples for nearly expelled from inspiring English sources

I was nearly expelled from prep school, I was nearly expelled from here".

La Follette, a Republican for much of his career, was based in Madison, and he championed labor rights and women's suffrage, and opposed America's entry into the First World War, for which he was nearly expelled from the Senate.

With the Mughal Empire now virtually extinct, the British and French East India Companies fought each other, the advantage going to the French under Dupleix, who captured Madras and nearly expelled the British.

Nearly expelled from the I.O.C. two years ago, Kim now positions himself as the committee's moral force, seeking to restore Olympic ideals that, he says, have been compromised by bloated size, overcommercialism and performance-enhancing drugs.

He would plan lessons meticulously, but it was very easy to sidetrack him and get him going on rambling anecdotes about his girlfriend, and jazz, and the times he was nearly expelled from school.

Hoffman, for the crime of lending Norman his badge, was very nearly expelled as well, and got away with it only because his father was a judge and a personal friend of many American officials.

But from 1904 to 1907 a great war of resistance broke out, nearly expelling the Germans before it was quelled with extreme savagery by tactics including extermination, hangings, and forced detention in concentration camps.

My own school career included stealing, shouting at teachers, smashing windows, submitting aggressively pornographic stories as GCSE coursework, getting caught having sex, nearly getting expelled, earning one E at A-level, and not heading off to Oxford University, as my parents had hoped, but to a job in a shop from which I was sacked for thieving.

It was all coming back in a Technicolor flood: hanging out in the cemetery atop the mausoleums, nearly getting expelled from grammar school for playing hooky, eating at the Colonette Diner late at night, shopping at Pants Place at the Hudson Mall for brightly colored pocketbooks and hoop earrings.

She is also something of a rebel, in one case hitting another student who completely deserved it, by the way in the face with a textbook and nearly getting expelled.

The ghetto was looted and eventually leveled, its nearly 2,000 inhabitants expelled or slaughtered.