Sentence examples for that were exiled from inspiring English sources

It emerged more than a decade ago around the conviction that blacks were descendants of ancient tribes of Israel that were exiled to Africa and sold into slavery.

Jews that were exiled from Spain were embraced with open arms by the Ottomans 520 years ago and they were placed in the most elite part of the Ottoman lands, Istanbul.

When this union took over the capital in June 2006, the United States tried to coax moderates within it to enter a dialogue with Somalia's official government, a toothless institution that was exiled from the capital.

Crimean Tatars, the mostly Muslim ethnic group that was exiled to Central Asia during the Soviet era and who have largely opposed Russian rule, also have suffered arrests and disappearances, and their television channel faces closure.

The real story there is the sympathetic support he continues to receive from his contemporaries, including Woody Allen (no slouch in scene-stealing sexual antics himself), and the fact that being exiled in France may or may not count as punishment.

"Folks that are exiles are people that have lost their country".

And it didn't help that we were exiled from the central dining area to a peripheral conservatory, and seated between two groups of businessmen.

Legend has it that the thwarted Kormantis were exiled and sold into slavery for their abomination.

And so, the process of recuperating that part of the self that had been exiled really or forced into exile by the colonial experience.

Prime rib's image as a Sunday-dinner dinosaur that has been exiled to the hinterlands of the Las Vegas banquet hall has been greatly exaggerated.

"Exsul" ("exiled") refers to François Leguat, in that he was exiled from France when he gave the first description of the bird.