Sentence examples for she exiled from inspiring English sources

She exiled herself from her home country.

Instead, she exiled herself to Paris, where she had a part in a film.

Eventually, she exiled Suke (pronounced SUE-kee) to a storage nook that doubled as a guest bedroom.

Is this a great state, or what?) Remarkably, Patricia Lazio does not seem to be under threat of indictment, nor was she exiled to the Food Channel for the duration of her husband's career, like Rudy Giuliani's estranged wife, a former TV anchor.

His self-effacing but strong wife Hannelore ("Loki"), a teacher whom he married in 1942, made few public appearances and gave fewer interviews, while their daughter, Susanne, managed to pursue her life without intrusion, although she exiled herself to London to avoid the attentions of the Red Army Faction.

When Esmeralda rebukes her for her extravagance, banning her from her wedding, she exiles herself to Ostend, Belgium, a sad port city.

By the time she wrote the novel, in 1861, she had exiled herself forever from the Midlands: once she had started her romance with Lewes, she was too controversial to go home.

She was exiled to Cuba where she was able to escape and make her way to Venezuela where she spent her final days.

For her part, Ms. Morrison declined to name the one book she would take if she were exiled to a desert island.

She was exiled to Berlin, New Hampshire by her family because she was pregnant, and taken in by Dominic's mother.

In March she was examined by a War Department commission, and in June she was exiled south.