Sentence examples for that has expelled from inspiring English sources
He's present in a pastry shop when a tiny fundamentalist gunman murders the director of the institute that has expelled the headscarf girls.
The greatest charm of these utopias lies in their radical diversity from the society that has "expelled" them, but also in their obvious filiation.
By escalating the war to support a corrupt government in a land that has expelled every other invading power, he assures not only that its inevitable failure will be all the more spectacular -- but also that it will be wholly his -- as they say, he now "owns it".
The slum they picked, Batan, was under the control of a militia that had expelled a drug gang last September.
Another newsletter reported on a Brooklyn yeshiva that had expelled a black cantor's sons for not having what mainstream Judaism considered the correct lineage.
"What is the list of other countries that have expelled U.S.A.I.D.?" said Yelena A. Panfilova, the head of the Moscow branch of Transparency International.
One of my proudest moments was being asked back to the school that had expelled me to talk about making it in the catering industry.
At first I refused, but after Labour lost the election (and before Corbyn had even announced his candidacy), Hatton reapplied to join the party that had expelled him in 1986, and I was intrigued.
To audiences in England — a country that had expelled its entire Jewish population in the year 1290 and had allowed no Jews to return — those everyday interactions were the true novelty.
So there clearly were refugee and expellee representatives who would not let themselves be harnessed to a crude anticommunism; who were able to differentiate between the communist governments of the states that had expelled them, and the peoples living under communist oppression.
News came through on Friday evening that Labour has expelled eleven of its members in Tower Hamlets members for consorting with Lutfur Rahman, the candidate selected by the local party but then replaced by the National Executive Committee - those expelled include eight Councillors.
