Sentence examples for oust you from from inspiring English sources

What few people realise is that, at the end of six months, landlords have the right under this type of agreement to oust you from the property before the end of the agreed tenancy period so long as they provide you with two months' notice.

What is their positioning relative to you? Are they trying to oust you from a promotion or perhaps just make you look bad?

Three years later, he helped to oust them from power.

An unnamed investor came between them and attempted to oust Felser from the company.

So our relinking rule is not very effective to oust defectors from the society.

Plus it's safer to keep money out of the country — away from opponents, and accessible if you're ousted from power.

President Obama — the man Mr. Perry is eager to oust from office next year.

Just as I cried in the classroom on Wednesday 28 November 1990 when you were ousted from Downing Street.

If you are ousted from the service for violating any agreement, the company will provide your data on a CD (for a fee) for exporting to some other program or system.

Some arch-conservative clerics have been ousted from top posts and forbidden from proclaiming obscurantist fatwas.

Dr Elders was later ousted from her post following criticism from conservatives over her controversial views.