Sentence examples for were forcibly ejected from inspiring English sources

Forty people were forcibly ejected.

The security forces raided rooms, breaking windows, throwing furniture outside and eventually opening fire, Mr. Ahmad said, causing panic among the students as even the female students were forcibly ejected from their rooms.

For one thing, outrage over President Jacob Zuma's personal accumulation of wealth at a time of massive inequality in housing, education and jobs is playing into the hands of the EFF, especially when its MPs were forcibly ejected from parliament in February when confronting Mr Zuma over corruption.

The duration of the Long Parliament has been held to have extended either until April 1653, when its remaining members were forcibly ejected by the Cromwellian army, or until March 1660, when its members, finally restored, passed an act for its dissolution.

He needs, it seems, to be forcibly ejected from his private Eden.

Two of those judges, Michael J. Garson and Reynold N. Mason, would be forcibly ejected from the bench.

The surviving group, known to historians as the Rump, brought Charles I to trial and execution in January 1649; it was forcibly ejected in 1653.

(Anyone claiming that Tim Allen was funny as a glorified tool salesman in Home Improvement, however, deserves to be forcibly ejected from the internet).

But it was my Mormon upbringing and sense of personal integrity that helped me stick to my principles even in the face of being forcibly ejected from my community.

The threat of Athens being forcibly ejected from the eurozone appeared to focus minds, with more MPs voting in favour of austerity reforms than at any other time in Greece's crisis.

Onstage, he dispensed populism that drew thousands of supporters, many wearing his trademark "Make America Great Again" hat and chanting, "Build the wall!" The events drew protests too – with demonstrators sometimes being forcibly ejected from the proceedings.