Sentence examples for suddenly expelled from inspiring English sources

In this, the air in the diaphragm was suddenly expelled and the vocal chords were required to make a clucking noise in vacuo.

Conservatives find the charge that they have been suddenly expelled from American political life surreal because we have been a minority within the majority, then a minority within the minority, since 1996.

And the "breakout time" implied by this infrastructure -- that is, the amount of time it would take Iran to produce enough weapons-grade uranium for a bomb, should it suddenly expel inspectors -- won't be affected by how much Iran learned about weaponization during any earlier phase of experimentation.

I expect he'll explain how an ancient, craggy natural phenomenon, long thought to be dormant and no danger to mankind, can suddenly erupt, expelling terrible hot air and making thousands flee.

Suddenly, he stopped and expelled his breath.

The Swedish government has revealed little about why it suddenly decided to expel them, three months after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in the United States.

And as Sunday's election approaches, the farmers in Iwate, and elsewhere in Japan, seem dissatisfied with the choice and suddenly hesitant to expel the party that presided over Japan's economic miracle.

Three hours late, a small, unmarked plane suddenly appeared, landed smoothly and expelled an unsmiling Aziz.

Not that everyone in the new band won't eventually be expelled or implode suddenly, but that this destructive process can be expected, and enjoyed.

Villagers expelled from the Galilee had suddenly found themselves living in huts set up hastily to provide temporary shelter.

It's an interesting novel — about a prep-school student who's an aspiring writer — that sets itself up as a "how-I-became-a-great-writer" memoir until it suddenly switches gears and the narrator is expelled for plagiarism.