Sentence examples for the banishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To send someone away and forbid that person from returning.
- If you don't stop talking blasphemes, I will banish you.
In "Adam and Eve Expelled From Paradise" the banishing angel explodes like a midair bomb.
In the banishing of the engine, the night grew bold.
This time, the day was loose and bright and tropical, made for the banishing of shadows.
Then there was the banishing of all creativity-squashing, bright-colored plastic toys.
What might a little relaxation -- and the banishing of the word "experimental" from his vocabulary -- do for his choreography?
Because of the Administration's lack of openness — and, really, honesty — the banishing of inadequate, exploitative insurance plans is now a small scandal.
Without the banished Zidane, France lost in the shootout.
Akhmatova, who was present, handed him a boiled egg, and foresaw his fate as the banished poet, the betrayed one.
James and Terrell Owens, the banished Philadelphia Eagles receiver, have the same agent, Drew Rosenhaus.
The banished word 'bonus' came up numerous times during the next hour.
"You are mine now," the villain says to the banished queen.
