Sentence examples for some expulsion from from inspiring English sources

The story always involves some expulsion from Eden, whether by the hippies of the 1960s, or the suffragists, or the wretched refuse of the shtetls, or the French Revolution, or the Enlightenment, or Luther, or Machiavelli or the sack of Rome.

They had to grow up, and it was in some ways an expulsion from the garden of childhood.

One legend held that, at some point after the expulsion from the Garden, God visited Eve and asked her how many children she had.

Program documents and interviews with 15 students show that Cetusa failed to heed many distress signals from students over many months, and responded to some with threats of expulsion from the program.

(It was rejected, then accepted after he had begun publishing there). First stories, like the first adventure in a picaresque novel, are usually about an expulsion from some Eden of respectability: Cheever's first published story was an account of his real-life ejection from a New England prep school; "Ace in the Hole" is about an expulsion too -- from a well-paying job into unemployment.

Only some 30 years after Gutenberg began printing, and some 12 years before the expulsion from Spain, the experts at the National Library believe that originally 100-140 cofies of this Haggadah were printed.

Now she is speaking out about what happened and some Socialists have called for her expulsion from the party.

The Answer incensed some NYU faculty members, who recommended Lee's expulsion from the programme.

Its financial support for some Scottish Socialist party candidates led to its expulsion from the party in 2004.

As a further gesture, some call, among other things, for Mr Qaradawi's expulsion from Qatar.

Some fervent Europeans want Ireland to be threatened with expulsion from the EU if they do not ratify Lisbon soon.