Sentence examples for soon expelled from inspiring English sources

Myanmar control of Siam, however, was very brief; the Siamese general Taksin soon expelled Hsinbyushin's armies.

In the early part of the 17th century the Dutch obtained a foothold but were soon expelled.

He joined the league led by Venice, which, in spite of Charles's initial successes, soon expelled him from Italy.

In people with healthy immune systems, the fungus spores are rapidly encased by special immune cells and are soon expelled from the body, with no harm done.

He studied drama in Milan, but was soon expelled from school because of the thick Roman accent that would become his trademark.

Mussolini was soon expelled from the Socialist Party, but with help from the Triple Entente he managed to found his own alternative, pro-war newspaper, Il Popolo d'Italia ("The People of Italy").

With a fresh infusion of Hezbollah fighters, government forces might soon expel the opposition from the important crossroads town of Qusayr, which they have held for months.

If he's not careful he might soon be expelled".

Soon, Paul, expelled from the dorm, is living in an animal shelter with caged cats and dogs who seem better cared for than he is.

French authorities on Monday deported two foreign citizens they identified as "Islamist radicals" and said three others would soon be expelled, in keeping with a pledge by President Nicolas Sarkozy to quash Muslim extremism after a series of killings in the Toulouse region by a man who claimed to be a member of Al Qaeda.

To the leaders of the European Union who warn that Greece might soon be expelled from their midst, Lydia Lenossi has an ancient reminder.