Sentence examples for which banished from inspiring English sources

The new vacuum cleaning, which banished terror from the home, also provided entertainment in the street.

So thanks goodness for Reed Elsevier, which banished such downbeat talk from today's interim management statement to the City.

It could also restore Citigroup's place among the companies that make up indexes like the Dow Jones industrial average, which banished it once the stock started to fall.

I did this a few years ago in a domestic experiment which banished all processed foods from the house for a month.

The turn toward secular subjects of Dutch culture in the Golden Age was a lucky result of Calvinism, which banished most art from churches while tolerating it in daily life, on the condition that it illustrate proper morality.

Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, a leader of Mr. Fox's party in the lower house, said he did not want to follow the example of "the United States, which banished the Indians to reservations far off in the mountains and the deserts, isolated and separated them".

Both hail the darkness, which banishes the light of everyday reality and false appearances.

The ceremony, which banishes negativity and invites in light and optimism, is intended to mark an auspicious beginning.

The island's name is taken from nepenthes, a mythical drug mentioned in the Odyssey, which banishes all grief and trouble from the mind.

Not only do firms, he suggest, judge by appearances but we are all victims of a fashion-and-media nexus which banishes the odd and unsightly.

The pensions bill will also contain reforms, first outlined by the chancellor, George Osborne, which banish the restrictions that previously forced pensioners to use their savings to buy an annuity.