Sentence examples for soon deported from inspiring English sources

She fled north, but was soon deported back to Honduras.

TOKYO — China pressed Japan on Thursday to release 14 Chinese citizens arrested after some of them arrived on an island claimed by both countries, amid signs that Tokyo may soon deport them without pressing charges to avert a larger standoff.

"They would just as soon deport Steven even though we have been together as a couple for seven years and we are legally married.

They will soon be deported to their countries of origin.

Bose was soon after deported to Burma (Myanmar) because he was suspected of connections with secret revolutionary movements.

The police in the town of Khar in Bajaur arrested 25 Afghans and said they would soon be deported.

The incident briefly raised hope that the killer had been caught; but the unlucky detainees were guilty of nothing worse than expired visas, and will soon be deported.

Walters's legal challenges to this decision have been unsuccessful, and he could soon be deported, unless the immigration courts agree to reconsider his request for adjustment of status in light of the governor's pardon.

A man who brought six knives and a box cutter past a checkpoint at O'Hare International Airport near Chicago last fall pleaded guilty to a federal weapons charge and will soon be deported to his home country, Nepal.

Within weeks, she said, she called the British police, who soon afterward deported her to Albania, where she filed a complaint with Albanian police accusing the trafficker of abuse.

Yet by the time World War II broke out, the School of Paris had faded as a concept because the most successful foreign artists had long since made names for themselves, and because many were Jews who had fled Paris or, in so many cases, would soon be deported to Nazi death camps.