Sentence examples for will be ousted from inspiring English sources
But he will be ousted in the same way.
If David is caught, he will be ousted.
Barring a surprise tonight, it appears that the eighty-year-old senator will be ousted.
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"If there is another attack on India [by Pakistan-based militants] then I think he will be ousted from power".
The practical significance of the decision is that it improves the chances Ms. Rousseff will be ousted this week.
The more difficult job will be ousting, from hardened, gerrymandered districts, the people who put ideology ahead of common sense and commerce.
Certainly the board's vote yesterday indicates that 18-year Disney veteran Eisner still has the directors' support, despite the fact that speculating on just when he'll be ousted is one of Hollywood's hottest parlor games.
When Walter summons his wife and daughter to leave their luxurious life in Breslau, they assume their visit will be a short one and that the Nazis will soon be ousted from power.
By then the Conservative Party might be led by an out-and-out Eurosceptic: Mr Cameron will surely be ousted if his party is evicted from government.Ins and outsThe EU will never win a political beauty pageant in Britain.
Mr. Samak has said he is confident that he will not be ousted while he is away.
