Sentence examples for we banished from inspiring English sources

The Magazine responded: "If we banished every unfaithful public figure then we might have empty pages.

We banished her to drive the Volvo for the remainder of the month.

Or how half a century ago, we banished the great smogs.

Later, Zimmerman asked us to try it the opposite way, crossing our arms upon entering the board and releasing them as we banished others.

And at the beginning of the evening, we kept our arms at our sides until we banished someone, when we folded one arm across our chest, and the other after our second banishment.

"We won back the Sorbonne; we took over the Odéon; workers occupied hundreds of workplaces; millions went on strike; for a brief time we banished the police from the Latin Quarter - we were all incredibly exhilarated.

How can we banish the cocktail from our twenty-first century minds?

Second, we banish the words digital, media, social, content and mobile.

Now, she argues, that terror has shifted its shape, becoming symbolic: "We are terrified of silence and so we banish it from our lives".

"Television is the only place where we banish ourselves from the community of the living," he says, "and where the superficial provides more virtue than the actual".

Though the climate of modern rationalism has a certain bracing and defiant appeal, we banish these old gods at our peril.