Sentence examples similar to ousting himself from from inspiring English sources

It's completely incoherent that there are now tea party-identified candidates trying to oust Ron Paul himself from his seat.

Mr. Deng, who then as now was angling for a Politburo seat, found himself ousted even from the Central Committee, and by most accounts he had fewer votes than any other candidate.

Touré – who has admitted he may seek a transfer to Paris St-Germain after finding himself ousted from Mancini's team by Joleon Lescott – is likely to refer the case to the Professional Footballers Associationn, which is expected to fight the case vigorously.

Saleh was himself ousted from the Presidential Palace in Sanaa during 2011, in the hopeful early days of the Arab Spring, and is now backed by the renegade special forces general Abdel Hafez Abdel Hafez

They are ousting Westerners from top jobs, and rightly so.

Over the next several months Naidu positioned himself to oust NTR from the party leadership, which he successfully accomplished.

Coogan plays Sixsmith, who himself was ousted unceremoniously from his position as an advisor in Tony Blair's government and reluctantly falls back into his old profession as a journalist.

Two or three completed numbers show that Beethoven had already begun work on it before Schikaneder himself was ousted from the management and the contract annulled somewhat to Beethoven's relief, as he had found Schikaneder's verses "such as could only have proceeded from the mouths of our Viennese applewomen".

How was Abe able to avoid the mistakes of his numerous predecessors, including himself, who were ousted from power quickly?

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.