Sentence examples for she was exiled from inspiring English sources

But she was exiled still.

Instead, she was exiled from the health ministry.

She was exiled, first to the island of Prinkipo (now Büyükada) and then to Lesbos.

At one point she was exiled too for anti-Soviet agitation.

She was exiled from Lima and joined Bolívar in Bogotá, where on Sept. 25, 1828, she saved him from conspirators.

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

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

Yet it's only in the final scene, when she is exiled from Paris and stripped of her finery, that the ballet probes beneath her polished skin.

Now she is exiled from the self-supporting seamlessness of that state, her predicament made worse by the fact that, for the two main men in her life she is more a project than a person.

Those decadent expats who indulge in wife-swapping, snort cocaine, and while away their afternoons at The Muthiaga Club are still capable of being censorious, and when Beryl's lusts and independence provoke scandal she is exiled to England.

When Winnie refuses to denounce her husband's cause, she is exiled to a small town hundreds of miles from Soweto before being allowed to return to the township, which is now on the brink of chaos.