Sentence examples for time expelled from inspiring English sources

"My room, at the time, expelled an odor of decaying flesh".

In about 1186 Roderic was, for a time, expelled from his kingdom by members of his own family.

Bohemond added a further insult to both Alexios and the Orthodox Church in 1100 when he appointed Bernard of Valence as the Latin Patriarch, and the same time expelled the Greek Patriarch, John the Oxite, who fled to Constantinople.

After an epidemic of plague in 1498 1500, the Knights Hospitaller, who ruled the island at that time, expelled those of the remaining Jews who would not be baptized.

The economic impact of the Persian Gulf War was considerable, as Saudi Arabia housed and assisted not only foreign troops but also Kuwaiti civilians while at the same time expelling Yemenis and Jordanians, whose countries had supported Iraq diplomatically.

After the power stroke, the last half rotation of the crankshaft pushes the piston upwards in the cylinder for a second time, expelling the byproduct of the fuel and air combustion.

While you sleep, your body "cleans" and "repairs" itself of waste when it is not working and spending it's time expelling energy.

In these experiments, quadruplicate 8-point 10-fold calibration dilutions were made by adding 22.2 µl beneath 200 µl of media, pipetting up and down 15 times, expelling tips, transferring 22.2 µl to the next column of four wells, etc.

The "Lucas Gusher" is historically significant, because at the time, it expelled more oil than all the other oil pumps in America combined.

Despite repeated public promises by the prime minister to look into the case of Declan Walsh, a New York Times journalist expelled shortly before Sharif's election, the veteran Pakistan correspondent has not been allowed to return.

Because Mexican labor has been recruited into the United States during boom times and expelled during busts, native-born Mexican-Americans have suffered the fallout from campaigns ostensibly aimed at their foreign-born cousins.