Sentence examples for to be exiled from from inspiring English sources

By then, she was determined not to be exiled from William, her favorite, a second time.

Don't give me alimony, she is about to be exiled from the Garden of Eden.

Then there's Trump's straight-talk assumption that you'd have to be pretty corrupt — laughably corrupt — to be exiled from the investigation into Watergate.

Nobody wants to be exiled from the in-group to the fringes of society; but nobody wants to be swallowed up by it, either.

New York City's sidewalk food vendors, soon to be exiled from the financial district and large sections of midtown, will face further peril next month when the city considers requests to bar them from 95 more Manhattan blocks.

The decision marks Serra as the latest historical figure to be exiled from college campuses, city parks or buildings for deeds of the past that have fallen under renewed scrutiny.

The outlines of a deal were sketched late Sunday, but officials said Mr. Arafat had objected to Israel's demand that up to 13 men be exiled from the region, probably to Italy, holding out for deporting only four to six men.

In an interview with the Arabic news network Al-Jazeera, Arafat responded to Ariel Sharon's suggestion that he be exiled from the Palestinian territories permanently, by stating, "Is it his [Sharon's] homeland or ours?

But would Dee be exiled from the lesson now?

Of Idlib's 3 million citizens, at least 1.5 million are believed to be exiles from elsewhere in Syria, particularly areas taken in conflict by Russian, Iranian and Syrian government forces, such as Ghouta and Darraya near Damascus, Homs, east Aleppo and Deraa.

Despite initial reports that he had been captured and was to be exiled to India, Sultan Khalid escaped from the palace.