Sentence examples for try to expel from inspiring English sources

They will try to expel the foreign jihadists.

People here fear Israel will try to expel them under cover of an American war on Iraq.

But Verrilli made the point that the directive simply decided which people the government would not try to expel.

They believed that outsiders were exploiting their running factional conflict — which has led to seven killings in the past two years — to try to expel them.

The priest's lawyer, Brian J. Neary, said his client was extremely worried that the Catholic Church would try to expel him from the priesthood.

As bitterly as school boards can sometimes divide over issues and personality clashes, it is very unusual for a board to try to expel a member.

We know what snake they're trying to expel.

Instead of protecting them, the administration is trying to expel them.

Tribal elders had been trying to expel extremists from outside the area, he said.

Back home, the CPGB followed the Party line, labelled him a "bourgeois bohemian" and tried to expel him.

General Kalashnikov — a peasant turned proletarian hero — became a gunsmith while trying to expel Nazis from Russian soil.