Sentence examples for time exiled from inspiring English sources

Her family spends much of its time exiled to a cottage 20 yards away, where the countess said she keeps the "dogs, rabbits, trampolines, Xbox".

For his views and his support of the disgraced Sébastien de Vauban, another advocate of reform, Boisguillebert was dishonoured and for a time exiled.

According to silent cinema historian Kevin Brownlow, Trotsky did indeed spend time exiled in New York editing Russian language journal Novy Mir (New World) - but that was two years after this film was made.

The pop that the self-consciously futuristic Human League helped predict, an ideologically defiant non-rock combination of glamorous spectacle, abstract visuals and electronically constructed pop sensation, now dominates what is left of the commercial mainstream, but the group poignantly spend their time exiled from fashion, appearing to ironically lose touch with modern realities.

Cavendish was domiciled in Antwerp at the time, exiled from Britain during the Commonwealth period.

For a long time, exiles have felt helpless.

At that time, exile to places with mild climates, like the Crimea and the Riviera, was the favored therapy for tuberculosis, into whose last stages Chekhov was entering in the late eighteen-nineties.

(This is significant because such voices are being heard for the first time: most exiled Chinese dissidents in America have condemned the proposal).

And all the time Julianne Moore, exiled from the community of suffering, must endure a vision of horror from which everyone else is spared.

It is noteworthy that the Archbishop of Uppsala, Valerius (1207 1219/1224), was also in Denmark at the time, temporarily exiled from Sweden after having allied with the deposed King Sverker, yet another exile in Denmark.

The last time Tibetan exiles had any hope of a more open, enlightened Chinese policy was under the leadership of Communist Party Chief Hu Yaobang in the 1980's.