Sentence examples for which expelled from inspiring English sources

He died, perhaps by suicide, in the revolt of 356, which expelled Dionysius from Syracuse.

The Organization of American States, which expelled Honduras, should hold off on fully restoring its membership.

The Soviet Writers' Union, which expelled him, built the house in which he lives.

He later went to Cambodia, which expelled him in 2002, though officials there did not specify a reason.

Instead, he found his ambitions thwarted by the Musicians' Union, which expelled him for having the temerity to undermine live performance by playing records.

After World War II the Sudetenland was restored to Czechoslovakia, which expelled most of the German inhabitants and repopulated the area with Czechs.

But yes, I agree still, there are situations in history in which expelling a population is preferable to the alternative - which is the prospective genocide of your own.

In an instant, they collapse into tiny versions of their former selves, and the recoil from that abrupt and violent process produces the supernovae, which expel huge amounts of matter outward at hypersonic speeds.

My stove fan has big spinning blades, which expel odors to the outdoors through a duct in the walls.

Vasocongestion eventually "sets off a muscular reflex" which expels the blood that was trapped in surrounding tissues, and leads to an orgasm.

Prostate gland is a male accessory reproductive endocrine organ, which expels proteolytic solution in the urethra during ejaculation.