Sentence examples for whose banishment from inspiring English sources

Included, by permission of Major League Baseball, was the career hits leader, Rose, whose banishment from baseball usually prevents his participation in such events.

He based his protagonist, Mahmoud, on a military ruler of Siwa whose banishment to the rebellious outpost by the British authorities was surely "a punishment not a promotion".

The other storyline percolating this week is the impending unhappy reunion of the San Diego Chargers and receiver Vincent Jackson, whose banishment over a contract squabble is coming to an end in the rare situation, writes Jason Cole of Yahoo.com, in which both sides lost.

And then an AC cord goes to a massive power supply whose banishment from the computer box is one reason a fan is not necessary.

It's easy, then, to turn on others who are poorer and weaker, or who are unfamiliar, who can be turned into dangerous specters whose banishment would change your life completely for the better.

He is the latest among senior North Korean officials whose sudden banishment and equally unexpected reinstatement have sparked outside speculation about Mr. Kim's intentions.

Secondly, there was the case of Wenlock Christison, a Quaker who had repeatedly returned to Massachusetts despite banishment, whose trial in May, 1661 put an end to the execution of Quakers.

At the Arena, he is remembered as a troubled high draft pick whose addictions forced his banishment to Utah for a clumsy 7-footer named Rich Kelley.

With this in mind, there's one other word-related announcement, due on Wednesday, that merits a mention: the results of Time Magazine's annual word banishment poll, whose past 'winners' include OMG, YOLO and twerk.

This week the spotlight falls on Mr. Rose, whose gambling led to his banishment from the sport he graced with excellence.

The frustrated government finally extends an amnesty to the rebels all except Riel, whose amnesty is conditional on a five-year banishment from Canada.